Scrinium vanity

Scrinium is a movable container that hearkens back to certain products of the past, particularly the secretaire, a fold-down desk in vogue in the eighteenth century and used to store objects in addition to providing a writing surface. The solid brass structure is embedded in the profile of the American walnut furniture body. The legs are finely crafted and contribute to giving the piece a highly streamlined and light appearance.

The interior has been designed carefully and with attention to detail, and features a practical LED light. The fold-down door is covered in leather as is the bottom of the drawer (with push-pull opening) located below and featuring a different divider depending on the type of secretaire. The cubby includes a lacquered wood organiser.

Scrinium is available in a number of versions: small desk, equipped with pencil holder and compartments for storing paper and documents; vanity with practical drawers and an adjustable mirror embellished with a brass frame and positioned on a sliding tray; lastly, mobile bar, with a walnut drawer and large functional spaces for storing all of the necessary items.

W 96- D 86- H 122