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Four Hands The "Please No More Doors" Cabinet

Four Hands The "Please No More Doors" Cabinet

Regular price $5,109.30 USD
Regular price Sale price $5,109.30 USD
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✦ Custom-made by a High-end Manufacturer in China.
✦ Production Time: 4–6 Weeks.

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Custom-made by a High-end Manufacturer in China.
Production Time: 4–6 Weeks
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  • By the makers at Van Thiel, known for their antique-inspired pieces and hand-applied finishes
  • Influenced by a Scandinavian antique, this grand-scale cabinet features drawers and 12-inch depth wine storage D perfectly sized for standard bottles D all behind bronze mesh doors
  • Features subtle distressing throughout for the look of an heirloom.
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In the home — Designed to live quietly within a room.

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Julia Jenkins

In the living area, I like that the cabinet still feels right on an ordinary weekday, not just when the room is cleaned up for company. It is distinct enough to notice and quiet enough to live with. The area feels more intentional whenever I walk through it. The cabinet is a choice I am happy to keep living with.

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Kenneth Patterson

I keep finding small moments when I am glad we chose this cabinet, especially when our dining room is being used normally.

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Jacob Coleman

The funny part is that the person who questioned this choice most is now the one who compliments this case piece. I spent more time than expected deciding on the placement, though I am happy with it now.

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Jonathan Garza

Within our study, there is something nice about furniture that makes the room feel better without changing how you live in it. It did not take long for the piece to feel like it belonged with everything else. It has become part of the room without making the space feel heavy. What surprised me was how much the surrounding furniture benefited visually, especially with the rest of our furniture around it. I am happy with the balance we ended up with in our study.