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Material: Solid black walnut wood, hard-textured, with clear natural grain patterns.
Craftsmanship: Connected by traditional mortise-tenon joints, no exposed hardware, retaining the integrity of solid wood.
Glass: Translucent glass panels, paired with hand-woven natural rattan from Southeast Asia, forming grid patterns.
Reinforcement: Glass edges reinforced by solid wood beadings, ensuring stability.
Drawers: Drawer boxes made of solid wood, equipped with silent soft-close slides.
Handles: Vintage copper handles, oxidation-resistant, matching the retro style.
Finishing: Multi-layer eco-friendly paint, smooth to the touch, effectively moisture-proof and corrosion-resistant.
Material: Solid black walnut wood, hard-textured, with clear natural grain patterns.
Craftsmanship: Connected by traditional mortise-tenon joints, no exposed hardware, retaining the integrity of solid wood.
Glass: Translucent glass panels, paired with hand-woven natural rattan from Southeast Asia, forming grid patterns.
Reinforcement: Glass edges reinforced by solid wood beadings, ensuring stability.
Drawers: Drawer boxes made of solid wood, equipped with silent soft-close slides.
Handles: Vintage copper handles, oxidation-resistant, matching the retro style.
Finishing: Multi-layer eco-friendly paint, smooth to the touch, effectively moisture-proof and corrosion-resistant.
Overall：
43"：
43"width
16"depth
35"hight
62":
62"width
16"depth
35"hight
We support customization.
Overall：
43"：
43"width
16"depth
35"hight
62":
62"width
16"depth
35"hight
We support customization.
Material: Black walnut sideboard, solid wood storage cabinet, rattan-woven glass door
Type: Four-door sideboard, living room side cabinet, multi-functional storage cabinet
Style Tags: Vintage American sideboard, mid-century modern furniture, rattan grid pattern, neoclassical storage cabinet
Design Features: Rattan-woven glass door, solid wood drawer, tapered legs, distressed finish
Craftsmanship: Mortise-tenon structure, rattan inlay, brass handles, rounded edge finishing
Texture: Natural wood grain, rattan texture, smooth touch, translucent glass
Experience: Partitioned storage, tableware display, stable cabinet structure, silent slides
Space: Dining room sideboard, living room storage, vintage-style space, home bar area
Material: Black walnut sideboard, solid wood storage cabinet, rattan-woven glass door
Type: Four-door sideboard, living room side cabinet, multi-functional storage cabinet
Style Tags: Vintage American sideboard, mid-century modern furniture, rattan grid pattern, neoclassical storage cabinet
Design Features: Rattan-woven glass door, solid wood drawer, tapered legs, distressed finish
Craftsmanship: Mortise-tenon structure, rattan inlay, brass handles, rounded edge finishing
Texture: Natural wood grain, rattan texture, smooth touch, translucent glass
Experience: Partitioned storage, tableware display, stable cabinet structure, silent slides
Space: Dining room sideboard, living room storage, vintage-style space, home bar area
1.Bulky Tableware & Kitchenware
Large kitchen appliances like soup pots, steamers, and rice cookers, with adjustable shelves for flexible space division.
Complete dinnerware sets (e.g., bowls, plates, dishes), stored in layers to prevent scratches.
2.Household Supplies & Miscellaneous Items
Stored food items like rice, flour, cooking oil (recommended to use sealed containers), or daily necessities like tissues and cleaning products.
Seasonal items (e.g., winter hotpot utensils, summer drinkware), saving space in the kitchen.
1.Daily Tableware & Decorations
Frequently used utensils such as coffee cups, mugs, and wine glasses for easy access; pair with a drainer to keep them dry.
Decorative items like plants, art ornaments, and scented candles to enhance the space’s aesthetic (the lattice window design creates interactive light and shadow effects).
2.Books & Daily Essentials
Cookbooks, home magazines, etc., for easy reference while cooking; or small items like remote controls and keys, serving as a “entryway organizer.”
1.Small Kitchen Supplies
Cutlery like forks, spoons, and chopsticks, which can be sorted with compartmentalized boxes; small tools like bottle openers and peelers.
Seasoning packets, tea, coffee powder, etc., stored in sealed jars inside the drawers for tidiness.
2.Private Items & Stationery
Family documents, bills, etc., safely stored in the privacy of drawers; office supplies like sticky notes and pens for temporary use in the living room.
1.As an “Emotional Storage Cabinet”
Collecting unique tableware from travels, inherited porcelain from ancestors, or children’s handicrafts, endowing the cabinet with commemorative significance.
2.Wine & Beverage Storage
Standing red wine, whiskey, etc., on open shelves (with a wine rack), and hanging glassware from hooks under the cabinet (if designed with this function).
3.Extended Office & Study Use
In small apartments, it can temporarily serve as a filing cabinet next to a desk, storing office supplies like notebooks and folders, optimizing space utilization.
Adjustable Shelves: Flexibly modify the height according to item sizes, e.g., storing tall wine bottles and short spice jars in separate layers.
(Storage Aids): Use drawer dividers, storage baskets, moisture-proof mats, etc., to enhance storage efficiency and protect items.
Combination of Display & Storage: Half of the open shelves can be used for display (e.g., decorative paintings, sculptures), and half for practical storage, balancing aesthetics and functionality.
1.Bulky Tableware & Kitchenware
Large kitchen appliances like soup pots, steamers, and rice cookers, with adjustable shelves for flexible space division.
Complete dinnerware sets (e.g., bowls, plates, dishes), stored in layers to prevent scratches.
2.Household Supplies & Miscellaneous Items
Stored food items like rice, flour, cooking oil (recommended to use sealed containers), or daily necessities like tissues and cleaning products.
Seasonal items (e.g., winter hotpot utensils, summer drinkware), saving space in the kitchen.
1.Daily Tableware & Decorations
Frequently used utensils such as coffee cups, mugs, and wine glasses for easy access; pair with a drainer to keep them dry.
Decorative items like plants, art ornaments, and scented candles to enhance the space’s aesthetic (the lattice window design creates interactive light and shadow effects).
2.Books & Daily Essentials
Cookbooks, home magazines, etc., for easy reference while cooking; or small items like remote controls and keys, serving as a “entryway organizer.”
1.Small Kitchen Supplies
Cutlery like forks, spoons, and chopsticks, which can be sorted with compartmentalized boxes; small tools like bottle openers and peelers.
Seasoning packets, tea, coffee powder, etc., stored in sealed jars inside the drawers for tidiness.
2.Private Items & Stationery
Family documents, bills, etc., safely stored in the privacy of drawers; office supplies like sticky notes and pens for temporary use in the living room.
1.As an “Emotional Storage Cabinet”
Collecting unique tableware from travels, inherited porcelain from ancestors, or children’s handicrafts, endowing the cabinet with commemorative significance.
2.Wine & Beverage Storage
Standing red wine, whiskey, etc., on open shelves (with a wine rack), and hanging glassware from hooks under the cabinet (if designed with this function).
3.Extended Office & Study Use
In small apartments, it can temporarily serve as a filing cabinet next to a desk, storing office supplies like notebooks and folders, optimizing space utilization.
Adjustable Shelves: Flexibly modify the height according to item sizes, e.g., storing tall wine bottles and short spice jars in separate layers.
(Storage Aids): Use drawer dividers, storage baskets, moisture-proof mats, etc., to enhance storage efficiency and protect items.
Combination of Display & Storage: Half of the open shelves can be used for display (e.g., decorative paintings, sculptures), and half for practical storage, balancing aesthetics and functionality.
