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Sarang, tall reclaimed teak bookcase with staggered shelves and four solid doors
Sarang, tall reclaimed teak bookcase with staggered shelves and four solid doors

Bookcase

Sarang

Staggered shelves, like a wall that breathes.

Sarang rises in reclaimed teak, with open shelves set in an asymmetric stagger from bottom to top. Books, objects and empty spaces each find their own rhythm there. Below, four solid doors with round handles keep everything else out of sight, on cylindrical legs.

€2,189 incl. VAT

Size
W170 × D40 × H210 cm
Material
Reclaimed teak
Use
Indoor only

Delivered across France and worldwide. Free collection from the showroom.

Frequently asked questions

Can Sarang go outdoors?

No, Sarang is made for indoors. In an enclosed veranda it is in its element; for a terrace or a garden, choose a piece marked « Indoor & outdoor ».

How do I care for Sarang?

Left untreated, teak weathers to a silver-grey patina; fed with a suitable oil, it keeps its golden tone. Fine surface cracks may appear: they are the sign of a solid wood that breathes. Care instructions

How long does delivery of Sarang take?

In stock, the piece ships within 48 hours of payment: allow about 8 days in Gironde and 15 days in mainland France. Made to order or bespoke, it generally takes 16 weeks; the exact lead time is on the quote. Delivery and terms

Is Sarang available made to measure?

On quote: a size, a finish, a rope or fabric colour. Bespoke pieces are shaped by hand in Java; allow generally 16 weeks.

Where can I see Sarang?

At the showroom in La Teste-de-Buch, on Arcachon Bay. Not the whole collection is on display at once: call us to check whether Sarang is there. Otherwise, the simulator places the piece in your home from a single photo. The showroom

Request a quote

For Sarang. Dominique will reply with the price, lead time and delivery to your door.

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