- Solid pine
Daylight traces gentle patterns across the fine lines of the glass, revealing a curated collection carefully staged behind three sliding doors. In the heart of a convivial dining space or a bright living room, this cabinet becomes both exhibition and storage, offering an unobtrusive transparency. Each object behind its panels—plates, vases, books—finds its place on twin tiers, turning daily rituals into a dialogue between light, material, and memory. Its inviting top begs for fresh flowers or a favorite lamp, drawing the eye without overwhelming, inviting circulation through the room with a quiet, regular presence.
The cabinet’s architecture is composed of a full-width, low rectangular body resting on a robust plinth base, topped by a subtle moulded cornice. Three framed sliding front doors, each with two clear glazed panels separated by a discreet horizontal rail, present an uninterrupted view to the interior. Flanking side panels continue the play of transparency, while the vertical beadboard back panel lends texture and depth. Flush recessed pulls allow doors to slide smoothly in front of one another, leaving the front unbroken and streamlined.
The sliding doors glide open without projecting, making the cabinet ideal where space is precious or frequent access is needed. Inside, a single full-width shelf divides the interior into two open tiers, facilitating neat organization of sets—be it glassware on one level and serving dishes on another, or showcasing treasured collections in clear sight. The design ensures every piece is immediately visible and accessible, while the glazed panels protect from dust without hiding your arrangements.
Overall dimensions of the furniture:
- Width = 147cm - Depth = 47cm - Height = 86cm.
Furniture composition:
- Structure in solid pine.
- Three sliding glass doors with mid-rails
- Solid pine structure
- Two-tier interior with continuous shelf
- Full-width moulded top and plinth base
- Beadboard-style back panel visible through glass
- Recessed flush pull handles on each door
- Side glazed panels
Place this cabinet along a wall in the dining room for dinnerware or serveware display, freeing table space and keeping essentials to hand. In a living room, use it as a visual anchor beneath artworks or mirrors, alternating books and ceramics for a sense of movement and height. Its low profile keeps the room open and encourages circulation.