Pierre Chapo Cabinets

Nice cabinet in elmwood model GO by Pierre Chapo Like all the furniture created by the famous french craftsman and designer this is an example of high quality woodwork.

A very nice and minimal B10 wardrobe with adjustable shelves, designed by Pierre Chapo and was made in his own atelier in France, 1960. The B10 is one of the more familiar designs that Chapo made, as this was a modular principle what he designed, many different versions were made. This cabinet has a fantastic honey colour and beautiful patina to it. There are no significant marks of usage. The wood is honey coloured and has a lovely grain. There are a lot of woodworking details such as the typical corners and the almost invisible grip handles along the entire cabinets doors, making them a part of the design and not lose aesthetically beauty. The beautiful, crafted corner connections are of course a trademark for the designs by Chapo which he used in many of his designs. A nice detail is that the left door is wider then the right, which gives it a nice and interesting look. The cabinet has 2 shelves on the inside which are adjustable in different heights and there is also a brass bar to hang cloths...

Pierre Chapo; France; 1960s; Europe; Solid Elm; Sideboard; Credenza; Cabinet; Wood; Paris; Mid-Century Modern; Modernist; Wood joint; Two-door sideboard by master artisan Pierre C...

Beautiful model R14 chest of drawers designed by Pierre Chapo and manufactured in his own atelier in Gordes, France 1960. This cabinet is one of the most versatile designs by Chapo. ...

Pierre Chapo Superb and rare R14 enfilade Solid elm Remarkable traditional cabinet making Circa 1971 130 x 53 x 53 cms 35 kgs 6900 euros.

A very nice and minimal B10 wardrobe with adjustable shelves, designed by Pierre Chapo and was made in his own atelier in France, 1960. The B10 is one of the more familiar designs that Chapo made, as this was a modular principle what he designed, many different versions were made. This cabinet has a fantastic honey colour and beautiful patina to it. There are no significant marks of usage. The wood is honey coloured and has a lovely grain. There are a lot of woodworking details such as the typical corners and the almost invisible grip handles along the entire cabinets doors, making them a part of the design and not lose aesthetically beauty. The beautiful, crafted corner connections are of course a trademark for the designs by Chapo which he used in many of his designs. A nice detail is that the left door is wider then the right, which gives it a nice and interesting look. The cabinet has 2 shelves on the inside which are adjustable in different heights and there is also a brass bar to hang cloths...

Impressive cabinet/sideboard by Pierre Chapo, model R18, France, 1970s. The sideboard is made of solid elmwood and has double doors and drawers. Beautifully crafted sculptural ha...

Stunning pair of night tables or cabinets model T07, designed by the master woodworker Pierre Chapo and manufactured in his own atelier in France, 1960s. Thee nightstands are characteristic for his work and the very modest and simplistic design is his signature. He picked wood, with the ability to attract all the attention in the design, leaving only the excellent craftsmanship as a finishing touch to the piece. This small cabinet has beautiful woodjoints on the sides. The cabinets are made of solid elm wood and have a beautiful warm colour and lovely grain. They have 1 drawer which provides storing facilities which make these very suitable as night cabinets...

Pierre Chapo designed his famed “R18” storage cabinet around 1972. The design was constructed of French Elm, and it is a classic in all possible ways. This cabinet is a combinatio...

1960s French Pierre Chapo elm cabinet with exposed joints. Two drawers and swinging doors complete this cabinet.

Pierre Chapo, cabinet model 'R18', solid elm, France, late 1960s This exquisitely crafted cabinet combines a simplified yet complex design combined with nifty, solid construction ...

Pierre Chapo, signed. Rectangular low storage cabinet opening by five drawers including three narrower ones. French work realized in 1976. ...