Armoires Travel From Ancient Rome to High-Style Storage (6 photos)

Freestanding armoires. Freestanding armoires, with single or double doors and enclosed drawers, were also popular in the 14th century. These easily transported storage solutions were usually considered the property of the landowner, although there is evidence that some were the personal property of the home owner.

Medieval armoires were constructed to be functional, practical pieces of furniture. Sometimes medieval armoires had paint or gilding on them, but not often.

This armoire is a simple refined design that links the table and the mantel together, grounding the room and giving it structure.

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