Stitched Moroccan leather cabinet

That is a striking piece of Moroccan modern furniture. The craftsmanship—specifically the white decorative stitching (often called "saddle stitching" when done on leather and those ring-pull handles—gives it a very distinct "Global Bazaar" or "Safari Chic" aesthetic.

here is a breakdown of what you're looking at:

Style & Construction

Material: The texture and stitching suggest this is a leather-wrapped, high-quality bonded leather over a wood frame.
This style was popularized by designers like Jacques Adnet and is often seen in high-end "campaign" style furniture.

Details: The contrast stitching acts as a "frame" for each drawer, emphasizing the geometric layout.
The hardware appears to be antiqued metal iron drop-rings, which adds to the vintage, traveled look.

Functionality: With three columns of drawers and a central cabinet, this is a versatile "buffet" or "extra-long dresser" that provides significant storage.

All handmade by master artisans of Marrakech, Morocco
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