Item Code: ET/1598G
The Willis and Gambier Etienne Grey 2 Door 1 Drawer Wardrobe combines timeless French style with practical modern storage. Beautifully crafted from solid poplar with birch veneers, this wardrobe showcases the classic charm and enduring quality the Etienne collection is known for.
Finished in a soft grey paint with lightly distressed edges, it exudes understated elegance and a gently aged appeal. The carved detailing, curved apron, and cabriole legs reflect the artistry of traditional French furniture, while the antique pewter handles add a subtle vintage touch.
Behind the double doors, you’ll find a spacious hanging area ideal for coats, dresses, and everyday garments, while the lower full-width drawer offers additional storage for accessories or folded clothing. The dovetail joints ensure strength and longevity, making this wardrobe as durable as it is stylish.
Key Features:
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Constructed from solid poplar and birch veneers for lasting durability
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Soft grey painted finish with hand-distressed edges for a vintage feel
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Elegant carved detailing and curved cabriole legs inspired by French design
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Antique pewter handles for a refined, traditional touch
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Two-door cupboard with ample hanging space
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Full-width lower drawer with dovetail joints for strength and smooth use
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Complements the full Willis and Gambier Etienne Grey bedroom collection
Delivery & Returns:
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Free White Glove Delivery – Includes full assembly and placement in your chosen room
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Scheduled Delivery Slot – Choose a time that suits your convenience
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Handled by Our In-House Delivery Team – Ensuring expert care from start to finish
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Easy Returns Policy – Designed to make your shopping experience worry-free
Choose the Willis and Gambier Etienne Grey 2 Door 1 Drawer Wardrobe for a perfect balance of elegance and practicality. With its graceful French curves, meticulous craftsmanship, and functional design, it’s a beautiful addition to any classic or contemporary bedroom.
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