Price: Price on request
A refined Art Deco cabinet produced by the celebrated Belgian firm De Coene Frères circa 1925. This elegant piece exemplifies the workshop's exceptional mastery of veneers, fine marquetry, and architectural design, all hallmarks of Belgian Art Deco craftsmanship during the interwar period.
The cabinet features a striking symmetrical composition with two flanking side compartments and a central storage section. Richly figured veneer creates dramatic movement across the façade, while delicate geometric inlays frame the doors and drawers. Floral marquetry reserves provide a subtle decorative contrast, balancing the cabinet's strong rectilinear form with an element of natural ornament.
A single drawer sits above a central cupboard door, flanked by two taller side cabinets. The upper edge is accented by carved detailing, while the original geometric hardware complements the streamlined Art Deco aesthetic. Raised on tapered legs, the piece retains an elegant sense of lightness despite its substantial presence.
De Coene Frères of Kortrijk was among Belgium's most prestigious furniture makers, renowned for combining traditional cabinetmaking techniques with the progressive design language of the Art Deco movement. Their work remains highly sought after by collectors and interior designers alike.
An important additional feature is that a matching companion cabinet from the same suite is also available. Together, the pair forms a highly impressive and increasingly rare Art Deco ensemble, ideal for creating a symmetrical architectural statement in a sophisticated interior.
Dimensions:
Height: 147,5 cm
Width: 139 cm
Depth: 44,5 cm
Ref. 25-0446