Wooden Cabinet
Lingua Franca is a blog dedicated to promote traditional family values and share information about technology, photography, literature, humor and other social issues.
Lingua Franca is a blog dedicated to promote traditional family values and share information about technology, photography, literature, humor and other social issues.
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We call them wardrobes, or armoires, and they’re one of my favorite pieces of furniture. My grandmother had built-in closets, but many of her friends had only wardrobes.
I don’t have room for one now, so I content myself with a cedar chest, and a small oak chest my grandfather built with wood from their first dining room table!
Hi Linda:
This type of cabinets or armoires are not common in Panama. You can only find them in antiques’ stores at very high prices. Finding them here was a most pleasant surprise.
The owner of the hotel made sure all the furniture blended well with the decorations of the old structure.
I plan to return with my wife to enjoy a nostalgic breakfast at this gorgeous place at Casco Viejo.
Thank you for your visits to Lingua Franca.
Regards,
Omar.-