Features
Corner display cabinet design: it uses a corner of the room efficiently, suiting homes and commercial spaces that are limited in size but still want display capacity.
Glazed upper cabinet: suitable for showing tea wares, ceramics, glass, small antiques, sake vessels and collectibles — on display while kept largely free of dust.
Closed lower storage: for things you would rather not have on show, combining usefulness with a tidy appearance.
Dark brown wood tone: it sits naturally with Japanese antique furniture, classical furniture, Shōwa furniture and European retro furniture alike.
Shaped wooden support in the middle: the upper and lower cabinets are not simply joined straight but linked by a classical, layered profile that adds to the decorative quality of the piece.
Large proportions, up to 162 cm high: it has clear presence once in place and suits being the main visual piece in a corner.
Marks of age retained: the wood surface carries traces of past storage and use, which for antique collecting adds authenticity and the character of an old piece.
Suitable settings
Very well suited to a living room, entrance hall, study, tea room, washitsu, an old house, an old-farmhouse-style interior, a café, a boutique guesthouse, an antique shop, a select shop, a Japanese restaurant, an izakaya, an arts space, a photography studio or an exhibition space.