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Francesco Molon / Dressers / New Empire G16

Francesco Molon / Dressers / New Empire G16

Name: Francesco Molon New Empire G16 Dressers | Select Interior World Australia
Brand: Francesco Molon
SKU: molon-G16

Francesco Molon • Made in Italy

• Handmade

Collection New Empire

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Dimensions (HxWxD): cm: 97x121x54 / inch: 38.19"x47.64"x21.26"

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SKU: molon-G16

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Francesco Molon / Dressers / New Empire G16

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Collection New Empire

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Dimensions (HxWxD): cm: 97x121x54 / inch: 38.19"x47.64"x21.26"

SKU: molon-G16

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Essence: Inlaid

Room: Bedroom

Typology: Semanier

Francesco Molon is an Italian furniture brand dedicated to refined craftsmanship and timeless elegance. Rooted in classical aesthetics, the brand creates furniture that feels both architectural and intimate, with a strong focus on balance, proportion, and detail. Each piece is designed to age gracefully, blending traditional forms with a contemporary sense of luxury suitable for sophisticated residential and hospitality interiors.

All Francesco Molon furniture is produced in Italy, combining artisanal techniques with modern manufacturing precision. Carefully selected materials, meticulous finishing, and a deep respect for heritage define the brand’s approach. The result is furniture that carries a sense of permanence and cultural continuity, made for interiors where quality, character, and enduring style matter.

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Dimensions (HxWxD):	cm: 97x121x54 / inch: 38.19"x47.64"x21.26"
Country of Manufacture	Italy
Style	Classic + Traditional

Francesco Molon / Dressers / New Empire G16

Collection "New Empire" by Francesco Molon