Jewellery box - Olive

In the early 1930s, while the Western world redefines its aesthetic standards, in the great European capitals personal care enters a new golden age. The modern concept of a bedroom vanity is born: an intimate space where bourgeois women preserve perfumes, powders, silver brooches, and the first high-end costume jewelry made famous by Coco Chanel. The objects in this space abandon the nineteenth-century splendor to embrace the cleanliness and simplicity of Art Deco, paired with the functionality of Streamline Moderne.

The Object: The Clarion Musical Casket
Designed to be placed on a dresser or a dressing table, the case combines the practicality of multiple drawers with the poetry of the built-in musical mechanism, wound from the back, intended to accompany the motions of the evening toilette before a reception, a night at the cinema, or the opera.