Leiden Vanity with Mirror
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and placement arranged by your concierge.
ZAVORETH Bedroom — the inner sanctum, tailored
The Leiden gives the morning ritual a dedicated address: flattering light, felt-lined order for small precious things, and a mirror angled by hand to the honest degree.
Timber is bought whole, sawn to our own cutting lists and rested until it stops moving; only then is it allowed near a bench. What follows is patient joinery, hand-sanding through five grits, and a finish rubbed in coat by thin coat until the grain reads like handwriting.
Design & Making
- Adjustable levelling concealed in every foot
- Solid-brass hardware, hand-finished, ageing to a quiet patina
- Signed inside the carcass by the maker who built it
- Drawers on hand-fitted runners that glide without complaint
- Air-dried European oak, walnut or ash, selected board by board
Details
| Form | Integrated tilting mirror |
| Storage | Felt trays, ring rolls, cable port |
| Width | 120 cm |
| Weight | ≈ 34.6 kg kg |
| Made in | European Union — ZAVORETH workshops |
| Lead time | 6–8 weeks |
Care
Dust with a soft dry cloth and feed the timber once or twice a year with the supplied hard-wax oil. Keep pieces out of direct radiator heat, wipe spills promptly, and let the finish develop its patina — it is the point, not a flaw. Our workshop offers refinishing and repair for the life of the piece.
Questions, Answered
How do fabric samples work?
Complimentary sample sets ship within 48 hours — cloths, timbers and stone chips — so decisions are made at home, in your light, where they belong.
What is the lead time?
In-stock pieces deliver within 2–3 weeks; made-to-order furniture typically takes 6–10 weeks depending on cloth and finish. Your concierge confirms dates before you commit.
The ZAVORETH Promise
Every ZAVORETH piece is covered by our house warranty, delivered white-glove across the European Union, and placed, levelled and finished in the room by our own crews. A dedicated concierge remains at your service long after delivery — because a home is never quite finished.