This is a glass cabinet that runs from the floor to the ceiling. Slim aluminium frames hold large panes of clear glass. Inside are shelves for crockery, glassware and a few decor pieces. Lighting runs down the sides.
Your best pieces, on show
Good crockery usually lives in a closed cupboard and comes out twice a year. Here it is part of the room. You enjoy it every day. Guests see it as soon as they walk in.
The kitchen looks taller
A tall glass cabinet draws the eye upward, so the ceiling feels higher. Clear glass does not block the view, so the room keeps its depth. The lit shelves become a feature at night.
Who it suits
- You own crockery or glassware worth showing.
- Your kitchen opens onto the dining or living room.
- You want one tall feature piece in the kitchen.
Before you choose
- Glass shelves carry less weight than board shelves. Heavy stacks of plates go lower down.
- Clear glass shows dust and fingerprints, so it needs a regular wipe.
- Leave space between pieces. A crowded display looks like storage.
