Bramley House
BH | Studio Lerici Glass-Door Cabinet
- Regular price
- $589.00
- Sale price
- $589.00
- Regular price
The glass-fronted cabinet came into its own in the 1950s and 1960s, when slim, low furniture on tapered legs filled new houses and the china and glass were put where they could be seen. It is a form that keeps things in order and on show at the same time.
The smallest of the line, it is a compact case with two glazed doors in slim frames, opened by cutout finger pulls with no knobs to snag. Inside are two shelves for glasses, decanters, a tea set or a few treasured pieces, all on view through tempered glass. The finish is a warm wood-grain laminate, the cabinet stands on four tapered legs with daylight showing underneath, and it is rated to hold 201 lbs.
Its small footprint is its strength. It makes a handsome bar in a living room corner, bottles and coupes behind the glass and an ice bucket on top, or a tea cabinet in a breakfast room with cups, caddies and a kettle tray. In an apartment entry it shows off the good candles and a few books, a print leaned on the wall above. Chestnut keeps it warm beside white walls and looks right with a cane chair alongside.
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