Regency-Style Flame Mahogany Armoire with Marquetry Urn Inlay

The Regency-Style Flame Mahogany Armoire with Marquetry Urn Inlay articulates the vertical plane through high-frequency wood grain figuring and precise neoclassical geometry. The tripartite chassis is constructed from kiln-dried hardwood, surfaced with hand-selected veneers that offer deep chatoyancy under ambient lighting.

  • Dimensions: W: 2400mm x D: 650mm x H: 2300mm (Customizable).
  • Materiality: Flame Mahogany Veneer, Satinwood Inlay, Solid Beech Core.
  • Production: 40–50 days (OEM / Made-to-Order).

* Artisanal Bespoke · Custom dimensions, materials & finishes available.

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Architecturally, the Regency-Style Flame Mahogany Armoire with Marquetry Urn Inlay serves as a monumental case good, resolving storage requirements through a rigorous tripartite facade. The massing is defined by a projecting central volume flanked by two recessed wings, a layout that breaks the visual weight and introduces depth to the elevation. The structure rests on a continuous plinth base and is capped by a stepped cornice, following the strict proportions of classic Neoclassical furniture design.

Aesthetic & Veneer Analysis

The surface topology is dominated by “Flame” Mahogany veneers, book-matched to create a symmetrical cathedral grain pattern that radiates from the center of each panel. This natural figuring is framed by satinwood stringing in a continuous “Greek Key” (Meander) motif, providing a geometric counterpoint to the organic wood grain. The focal point—a central Classical Urn with scrolling foliage—is achieved through precise marquetry, demonstrating our commitment to traditional handmade craftsmanship.

Material Engineering & Construction Logic

To ensure structural longevity in a piece of this magnitude, the internal carcass uses an engineered multi-ply or blockboard core faced with solid timber lippings. This substrate prevents the hairline cracking often associated with solid wood movement in large surface areas.

  • Joinery: The drawers utilize English dovetail joints, ensuring tensile strength against repeated linear motion.
  • Hardware: Antique brass swan-neck bail pulls are mechanically bolted through the drawer front for load distribution.
  • Finish: A hand-rubbed semi-gloss lacquer enhances the refractive index of the mahogany grain while providing a hydrophobic barrier.

Spatial Integration

This armoire is engineered to anchor the primary wall of a master suite or dressing room. Its dark, warm palette requires adequate ambient lighting to activate the grain’s depth. The internal configuration can be optimized for hanging storage or shelving, making it a functional asset for high-end luxury bedroom projects.

OEM / Bespoke Services

The interior architecture of this wardrobe is fully adaptable. Engage our bespoke journey to tailor the specifications to your operational needs.

  • Interior layout customization (Valet rods, adjustable shelving, soft-close drawers).
  • Veneer selection (Walnut, Cherry, or Rosewood alternatives).
  • Hardware finish options (Polished Brass, Antique Bronze, Silver).

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: How does the marquetry inlay react to humidity changes compared to the base wood?
    A: The marquetry and the substrate are stabilized together using a high-pressure veneer press and sealed with the same finishing coats. This ensures they expand and contract as a single unit, preventing delamination or lifting.
  • Q: Can the unit be disassembled for installation in rooms with restricted access?
    A: Yes. The tripartite design typically allows the cornice, plinth, and three vertical carcass sections to be separated. This modular assembly is engineered specifically for navigating tight corridors and elevators.
  • Q: Is the interior lined or raw timber?
    A: Standard OEM specification includes a polished veneer interior or a cedar lining (for pest deterrence). High-end bespoke orders can request velvet or leather lining for the drawer bottoms.

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