Belgravia Reclaimed Breakfront Cabinet — In Driftwood

When the white stucco squares of Belgravia were laid out in the 1820s, the dining room was built for entertaining, and along one wall stood a breakfront holding the china, the silver and the good glasses, ready for the next dinner party. This cabinet is made for a home that entertains the same way. It is a breakfront, meaning its centre section stands slightly forward of the sides, and it pairs classic looks with generous storage for everything a party needs.

It is made from reclaimed timber in a rough grey finish with a charcoal interior. Shelves in the upper section can be moved to suit, so the centre can even hide a flat screen, and four roomy drawers keep linens, puzzles and remotes in order. A fixed shelf sits behind the lower doors. Bracket feet, short shaped feet at the corners, panelled doors and a cornice, the moulded top edge, built up in steps, give it classic proportions. It ships in two cartons.

Stand it along a dining room wall with china and serving dishes inside and table linens in the drawers, or in a living room as a handsome home for books and a television. This listing is for one cabinet.