This apothecary cabinet came to me with signs of a life well lived. The drawers had a bit of wear, the surface showed scratches, and the handles were missing. But its charm? Still there — just a little quiet.

I spent time bringing it back to itself. Each drawer was cleaned with care, the surfaces smoothed, and small details adjusted — inside and out.

The body now wears a soft raw-silk tone, and the top has been finished in warm walnut for a subtle contrast.

On the sides, I added a textured detail — understated, but full of character. Now it feels refined but grounded. Elegant, without trying too hard.

Behind those twelve drawers, there’s more than enough space. It’s practical, for sure — but also something more: a piece that holds its place without needing to dominate.

This is sustainable furniture at its best — shaped with care, built to last, and ready for daily life.