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Katsura Cabinet - Rubbed Black
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Drawing on the elaborate woodwork found in traditional Japanese architecture, the Katsura Cabinet is defined by bold lines and a dark, painted finish, which has a rubbed effect on the...
Drawing on the elaborate woodwork found in traditional Japanese architecture, the Katsura Cabinet is defined by bold lines and a dark, painted finish, which has a rubbed effect on the edges and corners. Behind its wooden façade sit mirrored panels that will reflect light while, inside, you'll find striking red-painted wooden shelves. There are three shelves, the middle of which is fixed and the other two are adjustable and removeable so that you can arrange the inside how you wish. Due to the artisanal techniques and natural materials used, each piece will have individual characteristics that add to their charm.
- Three shelves, two of which are adjustable and removable
- Handmade with carved doors and hand-painted
- Due to the artisanal techniques used, each piece will have individual characteristics
- Product code: A16027-1-12-1227-10
| Width | 91 cm |
| Depth | 45 cm |
| Height | 180 cm |
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