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Ninon
Children's wardrobe in pine and cane
Ninon
Children's wardrobe in pine and cane
Ref. 5504
- Recycled pine certified FSC®: Responsible forest management
- Easy to maintain: pre-coated with a protective varnish
- Rattan: woven from 100% natural fibre
- Pre-assembled
Height
200cm
Width
85cm
Depth
55cm
£999
Delivery from
£49.90
The Ninon wardrobe in FSC®-certified pine and cane invites little ones to dream big—imaginary treasure hunts, secret hideaways… it's easy when the woven cane doors offer a glimpse of what’s inside! With its natural charm and subtly exotic feel, this wardrobe encourages children to tidy their room through play, with imagination as the only limit. And as they grow, they'll come to appreciate the elegant simplicity of its clean lines.
Parents will love the natural beauty of the materials, the spacious storage capacity, and its small footprint—ideal for making the most of any space. The Ninon wardrobe is finished with a clear protective varnish that highlights the wood’s grain and warmth. To complete a room full of faraway charm, explore our full range of Neo-Ethnic inspired furniture.
Discover all the styling details on our décor page – bag, cushion, and duvet cover available from Gabrielle Paris.
Assembly time
0 minutes
Furniture already assembled
Once unpacked, your furniture is instantly ready to become part of your life.
- Ref. : 5504
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Primary material :
Pine
varnished
- Product dimensions: H 200 × W 85 × D 55 cm
- Product weight: 48.6 kg
- Installation : Free-standing
- Number of doors : 2
- Number of packages : 1
- Package dimensions : H 63 × W 93 × D 209 cm
2 hinged doors
- 4 levels: H 41.4 x W 76 x D 45.8 cm
Leg height: 16 cm
(useable dimensions)
Miter Joint
Our furniture is made of solid wood. They are repairable and designed to last a lifetime.
Discover our craftsmanship
Traditional assembly
To preserve, clean and revive the shine of your wooden furniture, we advise you to simply use a dust remover.
To prolong the life of your furniture, we advise you to maintain it every month.
Prevent water or other liquids from pooling or resting on the wood for extended periods; promptly wipe them away
Never use abrasive products, chlorinated products, degreasers and linseed oil which clogs and darkens the wood.
Prevent water or other liquids from collecting or being in contact with the wood for prolonged periods; wipe them away promptly
Standard delivery
Small Parcels: (less than 30 kg)
- Delivery via Parcelforce to your door
- Driver will leave a card on delivery attempt
Large & Heavy Items:
- Two-man delivery to your room of choice, up to the 2nd floor (for items less than 75 kilos)
- The delivery company will contact you to book a delivery slot
- Deliveries from Monday to Friday between 8:00am-9:00pm
£49.90
Premium delivery
- Two-man delivery to your room of choice, up to the 2nd floor (for items less than 75 kilos)
- The delivery company will contact you to book a delivery slot
- Deliveries from Monday to Friday between 8:00am-9:00pm
- Product inspection and packaging removal
£64.90
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Our commitments
At Tikamoon, we’ve always had a green heart. It’s why we’ve been offering natural solid-wood furniture since 2008. While today, many claim sustainability – sometimes in a way that’s vague or unproven – we remain faithful to our values, communicating clearly and transparently.
