'Pyramidical' Drinks Cabinet by Jeremy Broun

Prototype and creation of Jaime Exposito for M.F.I. unique piece made in the 1980s. Piece of furniture "Pyramid" Central part with sliding door with lateral opening and equipped wit...

Narrow wooden cabinet with two doors and glass shelves in the lower section and a fold-down table top. The table top is diamond-shaped and decorated on the underside or outside with ...

This cherry wood drinks cabinet is the perfect whiskey cabinet, rum cabinet or even gin cabinet. This unique one off cabinet is part of a series of...

Mirage Bar Cabinet by Memoir Essence Dimensions: D 50 x W 90 x H 165 cm. Materials: Brushed brass, olive veneer patchwork and lacquer. Also available in polished brass and olive ven...

A striking Belgian Brutalist bar cabinet from the 1970s, crafted in richly toned wood with a brushed aluminium base. The façade features ...

Form 1 by Radu Abraham A limited series of 10, currently at nr. 2 Materials: Mahogany wood, ash wood, glass Dimensions: 34 x 20 x 160 cm. Base made out of a masive block of mah...

English Oak hand made drinks cabinet and wall cabinet. Unique and hand crafted design with adjustable shelving to store your treasured items, drinks and glasses. Only the best solid ...

Edition of 6 + 1 AP. Influenced heavily by the visionary artist Frank Stella's painting Six Mile Bottom, this cabinet draws the eye to its center with hypnotizing concentric lines. Its Eucalyptus doors are inlaid with ripple sycamore...

Encapsulating a blend of historical depth and modern sophistication, the Astrelli drinks cabinet is finely detailed with antiqued brass accents and expe...

Ritual cabinet by Jude Di Leo Dimensions: W 102 x D 51 x H 183 cm Materials: Ink dyed Hemlock, Blackened Steel & Bronze Mirror Ritual Cabinet is an exploration in contrast. Utilizing humble materials and high aesthetics it presents a dichotomy of rough and refined. Designed during the American coronavirus shutdown of 2020, material supplies dried up, human interaction became extremely limited, and the world filled with a sense of uncertainty. It was a time to reflect and recalibrate. Spending many mornings in meditation, going inward to move beyond fear and welcome in growth became a mantra. The concept came to use the basic construction materails available and treat them as precious. Primarily composed of Hemlock, tradionally used as framing material, the cabinet opens to an Oak interior, blackened steel details, and a bronze mirror at the back, giving both the sense of retreat and reflection. There is also a drawer below. The materials are unified with a coating of black ink, leaving only the texture of the materials visible. Jude Heslin Di Leo...