Marcus Armadio
Estimated Delivery time of 30-35 days from order confirmation
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MARCUS wardrobe
Measurements L.293 D.66 H.250 cm
Marcus is a four-door wardrobe. The upper frame and the plinth on the ground are finely shaped and enriched by a refined decorative engraving. The structure has smooth sides and three pillars framed by silhouettes and embellished with relief tiles. The doors are framed with ashlar panel and light closure. Internally it is divided into two compartments, one equipped with a shelf and two clothes rails and one equipped with a stick, a shelf and a chest of drawers. Marcus is a capacious wardrobe, with a massive appearance, with classic lines and available in numerous finishes that furnishes the sleeping area with style.
Data sheet: Frames, plinth, door frame in solid wood Sides in star wood veneer Back in plywood
WHY CLASSIC The classic style is defined as the style par excellence, it is inspired by its nature by the past but never goes out of fashion. Mainly used in the palaces of the nobles, it represents a fine and luxurious style. The lines are refined, never simple or banal, with decorations that are often complex and worked. The material par excellence is wood treated and covered with warm tones and fine finishes. The furnishings are often the product of skilled craftsmen who with passion and knowledge forge timeless furniture. The house furnished in a classic style is mainly an elegant house, with fine finishes and above all beautiful.
WHY WOOD Having a piece of wooden furniture in your home is not just a matter of style or taste. Its mechanical and technological properties such as resistance, hardness, good polishability make it a perfect material for furniture production. Chemical and physical properties are essential for creating a healthy living climate. Wood is a perfect thermal and electrical insulator, i.e. it protects us from heat and cold but easily shields us from magnetic fields. The strong hygroscopic property allows moisture to be stored in rainy seasons and released in drier periods. Wooden furniture not only makes the environment in which we live more balanced and healthy, but it is also good for our planet. Recent studies define that in order to support and certify the eco-sustainability of a product, it is necessary to analyze the 5 phases of the product's life cycle: Acquisition of raw materials, production, distribution and storage, use and end of life. Wood from sustainably managed forests makes it possible to produce green and eco-sustainable furniture.