A mid-century Belgian chest of drawers in solid oak, dating to the 1960s, with a focus on honest materials and straightforward construction. The piece comprises three generously sized drawers, each fitted with simple turned wooden knobs that sit comfortably within the overall restraint of the design. The case is defined by its clean, rectilinear form, with subtly framed sides and visible peg detailing that speaks to traditional joinery techniques. The oak has a warm, even tone with a natural grain that adds quiet texture across the surface, complemented by a slightly overhanging top that gives the piece a sense of proportion and balance. Raised on square-section legs, the chest has a grounded, utilitarian presence, characteristic of mid-century European workshop production.