The front features two striking horizontal friezes. The upper frieze consists of arcades framing floral jugs and candelabra, while the lower frieze is highlighted by a central arch with small rhomboidal pinyonet pieces and flanked by two large Plateresque vases. The top lid opens to reveal an intricate interlacing of lines forming an octagon, surrounded by graceful curling flourishes.

Inside, the drawers present a lavish decoration inspired by Mudejar geometry. Motifs such as stars inscribed in circles, vases, and cups repeat in a captivating sequence, creating a dynamic visual rhythm. The application of bone inlays enhances this effect, producing an organized horror vacui that extends to the alternating bicolour half-round mouldings between the drawers. The interior covers maintain a cohesive geometric theme, while wrought iron handles on the bureau’s sides complete its balanced, elegant design.