A display cabinet is a cabinet with glass doors or glass sections that allows you to store and display items at the same time. The name comes from the French word Display, meaning "glass pane" or "showcase". The display cabinet combines practical storage with aesthetic presentation and is therefore popular in both private homes and public spaces.
Characteristics of a display cabinet
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Glass Door: Allows you to view the contents without opening the closet.
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Storage space: Shelves for everything from porcelain and glass to books and decorative objects.
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Protects the content: The glass doors protect against dust, grease and dirt.
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Materials: Typical wood, MDF or metal combined with clear or frosted glass.
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Style Variation: Available in everything from classic rural designs to modern minimalist editions.
What is a display cabinet used for?
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Storage of Service: Perfect for glass, plates, porcelain and coffee set.
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Exhibition of Ornaments: Use it for ceramics, collectors or heirlooms.
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Books and magazines: In the living room it can act as a closed book.
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Kitchen storage: Showing kitchen equipment while kept dust -free.
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Office or store: Is often used to present products or materials.
Advantages of having a display cabinet
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Combines Functionality and Aesthetics In one piece of furniture.
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Keeps the content clean and organized.
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Creates a stylish exhibition area, without things being free.
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Can be adapted in expression to match the rest of the interior.
Location in the home
A display cabinet fits in many rooms:
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Dining Room: For service and wine or champagne glasses.
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The living room: For books, plants or art objects.
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The kitchen: For beautiful plates, glass and kitchen equipment.
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The entrance: For storing nips, hats and accessories.
