Andre Sornay storage unit in beech 1960

This cabinet was produced in the 1960s by the Lyon-based cabinetmaker and designer André Sornay. A rare model, it perfectly illustrates Sornay's modernist approach, combining clean lines with exceptional functionality.

It features a beechwood frame with black lacquered melamine panels, a refined combination of materials that highlights the purity of its design. The front is fitted with three hinged doors and three drawers, offering generous and practical storage.

Designed as a versatile storage cabinet for everyday use, it is appreciated for both its functionality and its well-balanced proportions. Its dimensions make it suitable for both spacious and compact interiors. It would fit beautifully in a living room, bedroom or entrance hall, while its top provides the perfect surface for displaying a table lamp, books or decorative objects.

We particularly appreciate the authenticity of this vintage piece, along with the quality of craftsmanship that characterizes André Sornay's work. Its minimalist, timeless design makes it a distinctive piece of furniture that blends effortlessly into both contemporary and eclectic interiors, bringing elegance and character to any space.