This vintage mid-century wardrobe was made in słupsk in poland in the 1950s. As a result of a collaboration with polish street artist tuse, one of the most recognizable graffiti artists in gdańsk, the original front has been painted by him using a variety of spray cans. The same way he paints buildings. overall size is h: 176 / w: 179 / d: 58 cm. originally manufactured by the słupsk furniture factory, in the communist times, the wardrobe is crafted in elm veneer, a material typical of post-war polish furniture design. The inscription in the lower corner, "tuse chowam", is a playful reference to the artist's nickname. In polish, "tu se chowam" means "i store here" (stuff), creating a clever pun that perfectly suits the function of the wardrobe while incorporating the artist's signature. blending mid-century craftsmanship with contemporary urban art, this one-of-a-kind wardrobe is both a functional storage piece and a unique collectible. It makes a bold statement in modern interiors, especially lofts, while celebrating the dialogue between vintage design and contemporary street art. additional information: - it has 5 inner shelves, - 2 original keys have been preserved. the interior was refinished in an elegant off-white-grey, while the sides were restored by our team to show the beauty of the elm wood grain. the piece remains in excellent restored vintage condition, and it is fully functional. two keys are provided; the locks work properly. For easier transportation and installation, the wardrobe can be completely disassembled and reassembled without compromising its construction. This piece has an attribution mark, i am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution