Morelato Cabinets

The inspiration was the common tv unit, but wanting to make it more. The usual shape is familiar and that brings a sence of comfort, also making it possible to use as a sideboard, as a bar cabinet or movie theatre... this opens a new whole world of user experience. Nowadays most of the time, peaple buy furniture to acomodate a need, but rarely they have the chance to be in charge of defining its purpose or usage. With Vault, they create a unique dynamic, exploring fuctionalities and making it theirs. Some of its special details can be very usefull in everyday life, the lenght wise shelf provides storage and decoration spaces, and the acoustic panel...

GIANNI Bar Cabinet Elegant and highly decorative bar cabinet with the 60’s retro modern spirit. With a lot of luxurious details and enough space to rack your favorite wines and liqu...

Ledge is a floating console, mounted to the wall, in solid ash with a black glass top. It stems from material exploration inspired by the cliffs around Johns’ studio, making solid as...

1960s modern antique bookcase sideboard. Consists of a cabinet with hinged doors on which the shelving system rests. At the top, the shelves are closed by a display cabinet. The...

This is a large French sideboard completely in Art Deco style with a very luxurious look from the 1930s. Let's start with the wide foot. This is...

Custom-made Brutalist closet in pine by Dutch designer Dom Hans van der Laan from the 1970s. This cabinet was designed entirely in the style of the Bo...

Spectacular pair of large sideboard chests, buffets, or credenzas featuring hand-painted parcel gilt chinoiserie reserves by Nancy Corzine. The bespoke cabinets have a serpentine fro...

Just as punk fashion made the 1970's cool yet never really mainstream, this all black riveted high-end cabinet designed by Larissa Batista is a blastoff f...

This stunning and exquisite sideboard cabinet was expertly crafted from Rosewood with brass and rose lucite center cabinet pulls. This monumentally sized cabinet was clearly an important piece as its craftsmanship and materials are first-class. The rippled Rosewood cabinet doors and rose tinted lucite pulls are ahead of its time. Refinished in a French Polish which accentuates the exotic Rosewood grain and protects the surface against regular daily use. The features on this eye-catcher are quite comprehensive. Let's start with the most obvious: incredible book-matched Rosewood across the top, front center doors and running along the base and side cabinet doors. Such wild attention to detail creating a stunning visual effect. Now let's pay attention to the more subtle details such as the rippled corners - there are actually concealed compartment doors somewhat hidden in those ripples. The center door pulls are also superb - the center plates in lightly patinated brass and the handles in rose colored lucite with gently beveled edges. Four keys are included with the cabinet, as seen in photos. While we are confident that this cabinet was designed by someone important and for an important client, we are unsure of the maker at this time. It was previously attributed to Louis Majorelle however we are uncertain of that so we are not listing it as such. Rosewood with this exotic of grain combined with high quality interiors and hardware, plus the use of rose colored lucite pulls is a sign that this was not just any run of the mill piece but something with plenty of thought and care devised into its creation. This Rosewood French Art Deco sideboard cabinet...

French Modern rattan cabinet / sideboard with figurative ceramic fronts and laminated top. This cabinet is attributed to Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet, made in 1960s. This beautif...

Pair of vintage Danish teak cabinets 1960s Set of two matching teak cabinets with double sliding doors and each with one shelf. Can be used individually or together as a long low sideboard...

A decadent rare Art Deco cabinet in flamed birch. Designed by Swedish Designer Axel Einar Hjorth, model "Roma" made for Bodafors Sweden, 1920s. Great condition considered almost 100 years of wear. Axel Einar Hjorth represented Sweden at international fairs around the world, promoting contemporary Swedish Decorative Arts. His designs were always sleek and often inspired by the Art Deco movement although he was amongst the pioneers of Swedish modernism...