Diaform Case Pieces and Storage Cabinets

Brutalist bar cabinet cabinet 1960s Danish period 1960s design unknown Denmark condition good minor signs of wear size 108 x 69.5 x 36 (h x w x d) details oak; item numb...

Mid-century modern rosewood cabinet featuring clean lines, bookmatched doors, and subtly tapered legs. It includes a working lock with original key, adjustable shelving, and beautifu...

The Bridge group of cabinets are designed in various sizes, where strength and function meet and the link between the solid wood frame and the spaces generates a dynamic creativity. ...

Attractive 4-door tall cabinet ("Liquor") with 7 adjustable shelves in brown Wenge wood with brown vellum door inserts.

Finish: Brushed Gouged Oak 1 Door / 3 Shelves Designed by Christophe Delcourt for Collection Particulière, AFA is a sculptural sideboard made in gouged oak. Made in France. This i...

Part of a series of furniture pieces finished in leather, this unconventional cylindrical cabinet boasts a dark oak structure resting on a plinth base with a mirroring top. Versatile...

This striking cabinet features a vertical side container on the left with a narrow double shelf next to it. The central space is divided into four quadrants that liberally move with ...

Combining the luxurious feel of fur with an environmentally friendly faux fur material, this cabinet will imbue with elegance a rustic or modern interior, while also equipping it with unique storage space. Unconventionally shaped as a cylinder, this cabinet is made of wood with a natural walnut top and mirrored plinth...

The lavish, glossy ebony veneer characterizing this 4-door, horizontal cabinet bestows it a luxurious allure. Its structure comprises a central compartment with a suggestive LED ligh...

Majorelle cabinet, available in NY, signed.

Showcasing a refined silhouette of sculptural flair, this cabinet will make a charming addition to a modern decor. Composed of delicate and harmonious lines, it is fashioned of turqu...

A George II parcel-gilt mahogany cabinet on stand. Originally attributed to Thomas Chippendale, 1755-1760. The rectangular upper stage of the cabinet is surmounted by a canopy with ...