Wardrobe and bedside tables, Dubinsky brothers, 70s

Beautiful wardrobe and bedside table set in elm wood, 70s. A magnificent elm magnifying glass cabinet, double opening doors to two shelves and two wardrobes. The elm bands dressing the facade of the doors give it a refined style. The finishes are beautiful. You can feel the influence of the scandinavian style. The elegance of the clean shapes of this piece of furniture makes it timeless and extremely modern. It seems that in the past another piece of furniture was juxtaposed on the left side of the cabinet. There are two insertion points that we can remove. It is accompanied by two matching bedside tables, consisting of 3 drawers and a small niche. The whole is in excellent condition and of very good quality. Its small width will allow you to easily integrate it into your space. For the record: the company dubinsky brothers is an important factory of modern furniture of series and quality of the second half of the twentieth century. It is particularly known for its furniture of the 60s and 70s under the brands "meubles d.f.". The dubinski brothers produce contemporary furniture under license from the franco-american designer raymond lœwy. The furniture of dubinsky frères after the war was long in competition with those of the italian design furniture industry. They are one of the official suppliers of galeries lafayette, alongside other high-end manufacturers like airborne, minvielle, etc. In 1910, the hermann brothers, charles and albert dubinski fled poland to take refuge in france. They founded sarl doubinski fères in 1938 in montreuil-sous-bois.