Front view of the black Lattice Cabinet with two gold-toned geometric doors and slender legs with metallic end caps.

Lattice Cabinet

£2,500.00
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Front view of the black Lattice Cabinet with two gold-toned geometric doors and slender legs with metallic end caps.

Lattice Cabinet

£2,500.00

Delivery & lead time

7–10 working days

Description

The Lattice Cabinet stores bottles and barware behind two striking doors, where gold-toned iron fretwork crosses dark faceted panels. Its tall silhouette gives the geometric pattern room to stand out, while slender legs keep the cabinet visually light. Inside, dedicated bottle compartments, drawers and an open upper section make it a practical home for your drinks collection.

Why You'll Love It
  • A 12-compartment rack holds up to 12 bottles, each in its own space.
  • Drawers keep smaller bar accessories together, with open storage above for barware.
  • Push-close doors leave the decorative fronts free of projecting handles.
  • Adjustable feet help accommodate uneven floors.
Materials & Finish

Made by hand in India, the cabinet has a mango wood top and outer surround with a textured black wash. The iron door fretwork combines gilded dark bronze with warm dark gold tones, giving the crossing lines a richly mottled finish. Small metallic caps on the dark legs echo the warmth of the doors.

Dimensions
  • Width: 90 cm
  • Depth: 45 cm
  • Height: 176 cm
  • Weight: 94.6245 kg
What's included
  • Surrounding furniture shown in the room image is excluded.
Compatibility
  • Coordinates with the matching collection's sideboard with four doors and cabinet with two doors.
Care & Use
  • For indoor use only.
  • Wipe using a dry, soft cloth.
Styling Note

Position it near a dining table or seating area, leaving space for both doors to open fully. Warm neutral walls and softly curved upholstery will balance the dark finish and angular lattice; keep nearby accessories simple so the door pattern remains the focus.

Why We Love It

The faceted panels beneath the lattice give the doors a second layer of geometry—a detail that rewards a closer look.