Tess Newall x Maison Madeleine Dresser

TESS NEWALL LIMITED

£9650

Celebrating our shared appreciation for historical design, the Tess Newall x Maison Madeleine chest is a one-off collaboration with the Los Angeles fine furniture brand Maison Madeleine . Inspired by 19th century European folk patterns, this Reclaimed Wood Dresser has been handpainted to create a unique work of art for your home. Charming floral motifs sit over a layered blue wash, creating a distinctive piece that blends historical reference with contemporary craftsmanship. It would be a perfect addition to a bedroom or living space. The dresser is handmade from reclaimed wood, and handpainte

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TESS NEWALL LIMITED, number 15185299. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Where it is made
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