There’s no question that the armoire– a tall, freestanding cabinet with doors, drawers, shelves and room for hanging clothes – is an imposing piece of furniture. Indeed, stemming from the Latin word “armorium” which means literally “a chest for storing armor”, the armoire’s original function was for storing armor and weapons. Eventually the armoire was elevated to become the designated safekeeping place for the king’s robe. In particular, armoires designed by André-Charles Boulle – the cabinetmaker to Louis XIV in the late 17th century – are historically recognized for their exquisite beauty.
Today, La Lune Collection armoires are recognized for their exquisite beauty and superb craftsmanship. Consider this sampling from La Lune’s armoire collection – we think you’ll agree they’re perfect for the king’s robe, as well as your own!
Rustic Armoire #2006
Locally sourced poplar and willow branches are meticulously cut and positioned by hand by La Lune Collection’s skilled artisans to create each individual pattern on this handsome Armoire.
Rustic Armoire #2024
This beautifully proportioned Armoire , shown here in Sage finish, is a striking addition to any living room, dining room, or bedroom.
Rustic Armoire #2046
A beautiful pattern of repeating geometric designs – hand applied by our furniture artisans – set this extraordinary Armoire apart from its peers. Our craftsmen proudly sustain the ancient tradition of hand-made rustic furniture, using the same methods and materials that were used by the earliest artisans.
Rustic Armoire #2029
Tall and sleek, the mirrored door on this Armoire in an Ebony finish adds light – and a feeling of lightness -to any room. The addition of a roomy bottom drawer adds bonus storage space.
Rustic Armoire #2064
Featuring a gently curved top and beautiful inlaid branch design, this Armoire – shown here in the striking Redwood finish – has the look and feel of furnishings from a bygone era. As with all La Lune Collection pieces, it is bench-made in our pristine Wisconsin workshop of locally harvested willow and poplar woods using sustainable, efficient, and eco-friendly manufacturing methods.
