Three-quarter view of the Crenel Cabinet showing sculpted brass doors, textured top and right side, and four slender black legs.

Crenel Cabinet

£1,000.00
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Three-quarter view of the Crenel Cabinet showing sculpted brass doors, textured top and right side, and four slender black legs.

Crenel Cabinet

£1,000.00

Delivery & lead time

7–10 working days

Description

The Crenel Cabinet pairs concealed storage with sculpted brass doors whose alternating curves and fine ribs catch the light. Darkened grooves give the antique brass colour depth, while slender black legs lend the rectangular form a lighter presence. Behind the two doors, internal shelving keeps everyday belongings out of sight, leaving the richly patterned front to hold attention.

Why You'll Love It
  • Internal shelving makes it easy to organise belongings behind closed doors.
  • A recessed pull keeps the patterned door fronts visually uninterrupted.
  • The top offers space for a lamp or decorative display, with a weight capacity of 35 kg.
  • Tapered black legs leave an open space beneath the cabinet, balancing its substantial form.
Materials & Finish

Brass tiles cover the MDF-framed cabinet’s door fronts, alternating smooth concave shapes with finely ribbed panels. The case has a fine-grained shagreen-effect texture that contrasts with the larger sculpted details. Production includes hand carving, and an iron base supports the cabinet. Black-finished internal shelving echoes the dark legs.

Dimensions
  • Width: 75 cm
  • Depth: 40 cm
  • Height: 80 cm
  • Weight: 48.6 kg
What's included
  • Surrounding furniture, lighting, artwork, mirrors and decorative accessories shown in styled images are excluded.
Assembly
  • Assembly is required.
Care & Use
  • For indoor use only.
  • Remove dust using a dry, soft microfibre cloth.
Styling Note

Pair with cream upholstery and a simple ceramic vase to give the detailed brass frontage room to stand out. Hang artwork above the cabinet to keep the top available for a small display, and allow space in front for both doors to open.

Why We Love It

The staggered arrangement of curved and ribbed tiles gives the front a strong rhythm, with enough variation to reward a closer look.