42.5"W x 17.75"D x 83"H
Tall Arched Glass Two Door Cabinet
Constructed from reclaimed elm, this cabinet presents a vertically composed form shaped by long use and material settlement. The elm surfaces carry pronounced grain patterning, tonal variation, and softened wear that remain visible rather than refined away. A series of arched openings introduces gentle curvature within a disciplined frame, allowing material character and proportion to guide the piece with quiet authority.
Two glazed doors enclose the shelving while maintaining visual openness, allowing light to move freely across the interior. The arched glazing establishes rhythm and repetition across the elevation, balancing structure with softness. Hand-finishing preserves edges, joinery, and surface transitions, keeping the elm’s earlier life legible throughout the full height of the cabinet.
Key Features:
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Reclaimed Elm Construction: Salvaged elm carried forward through careful stewardship, preserving settled grain, tonal depth, and material continuity.
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Arched Glazed Doors: Framed glass panels introduce light and visual rhythm while maintaining enclosure and order.
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Vertical Cabinet Proportion: A tall, composed form that supports display and storage with architectural clarity.
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Hand-Finished Character: Visible wear, softened edges, and natural irregularities reflect time, use, and the human hand.
Held in steady continuation rather than reinvention, this cabinet allows reclaimed elm to remain in service, offering a composed vertical framework that carries material history forward through balance, restraint, and enduring presence.
- Weight: 215.00LB
- Note: Material Characteristics: Furniture crafted from wood, leather, stone, and other natural materials will exhibit variations in color, grain, texture, markings, and character. Reclaimed materials may also display evidence of their previous life, including knots, cracks, repairs, and other natural characteristics developed over time. These characteristics are inherent to the material and are not considered defects. They are part of the beauty, history, and individuality that make each piece unique.