The framed glass doors echo old pantry cupboards and school cabinets. Warm brown pine, simple square rails and recessed finger pulls give the cabinet its distinctive utilitarian character.

Dimensions

Width: 84cm (33.1in)
Depth: 40cm (15.7in)
Height: 120cm (47.2in)

(Enclosed) Upper internal section: 74W × 32D × 32H cm (29.1W × 12.6D × 12.6H in)
(Enclosed) Lower internal section: 74W × 32D × 27H cm (29.1W × 12.6D × 10.6H in)

Lower open shelf: 74.5W × 38D cm (29.3W × 15.0D in)
Open section height: 44cm (17.3in)

Key Features

• A pine display cabinet with two sliding toughened-glass doors and two enclosed storage levels.
• The doors slide sideways along their tracks, so opening the cabinet takes up no extra floor space.
• The glass display cabinet keeps crockery, books and favourite objects in view, with sliding doors helping to keep dust off them.
• A china cabinet for plates and glassware, with a broad open shelf for baskets and larger items.
• Recessed wooden finger pulls sit neatly inside the door frames.
• Pine grain runs visibly across the top, shelves and frame, with natural knots and darker streaks breaking up the warm brown surface.
• At 84cm wide and 40cm deep, this glass-door cabinet uses height generously while keeping a relatively compact footprint.
• A freestanding kitchen cabinet for crockery, jars and linens.

Materials

Pine wood forms the frame, shelves, top and panelled sides, with toughened glass in the two sliding doors. The warm brown finish leaves the grain, knots and colour shifts visible. Natural variation in pine means every cabinet will show a slightly different pattern.

• Wipe with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth.
• Keep away from direct heat sources and long periods of strong sunlight.
• Avoid harsh chemical cleaners, abrasive pads, and soaking with water.
• Refresh with a suitable wood wax or oil when the surface starts to look dry.