Bramley House
BH | Studio Gordes Fluted 2-Door Cabinet
- Regular price
- $459.00
- Sale price
- $459.00
- Regular price
Reeding, a run of rounded ribs set side by side, is borrowed from the classical column, the kind whose fluted shafts still stand in Provence from Roman times, and it has dressed fine furniture since the Regency, when cabinetmakers used it on table legs and cupboard fronts. It returned strongly in the 1930s, and it still gives plain wood a play of light and shadow.
This is the compact member of the family: a short cabinet with a marble top, its edges softened, over a solid hardwood body reeded across the doors and down both sides. Two soft-closing doors with small dark knobs open onto a roomy interior with one adjustable shelf, set high for stacked bowls or low for tall pitchers and bottles. It stands on four round peg legs that lift it clear of the floor, with non-marking pads beneath, and it is rated to hold 200 lbs.
Small enough for walls a sideboard will not fit, it becomes a dining nook bar, bottles and glasses inside and a tray with an ice bucket on top. In a hall it keeps dog leashes, gloves and spare bulbs out of sight beneath a lamp; at the end of a sofa it is a side table with a cupboard. Style it with a woven basket alongside, a little framed print above and a small olive tree in a clay pot for a sunlit, Provençal feel.
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