Dining Room Cabinets With Glass Doors
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A dining room without cabinets is not complete. Even as a minimalist, you can use an elegant and understated cabinet to bring a sense of completion and warmth to your space, not to mention organization. A good dining room cabinet offers style and function, allowing you to display items and add interest without taking up too much space. Nothing does this better than a dining room cabinet with glass doors. Here are our top five favorite designs.
Our Picks
MDF wood dining room cabinet with glass doors
Ebern Designs
This 47.2” wide hutch cabinet with glass doors creates visual interest and ambiance. It’s made from manufactured wood with a silver-gray finish. It comes with two drawers on metal slides and four interior shelves with a 180 lbs weight limit.
$183.99
$273.99
Designer Advice:
The minimalist feel of this dining room cabinet makes it a great feature for a spacious entertainment area with original furniture, seaside gray wood floors, and large windows. It would also be a great addition to a minimal, raw, and uncluttered urban industrial loft with neutral colors, exposed concrete finishes, and raw hardwood beams.
Solid and MDF dining cabinet with glass doors
Kelly Clarkson Home
Finely crafted from a combination of solid and engineered wood, this dining cabinet comes with three drawers and three spacious interior shelves behind four glass doors. It features metal joinery, and magnetic door catches for safe and quiet operation.
Designer Advice:
The 66” wide top can be decorated with a bespoke vignette that includes a stained glass vase with white, green-stemmed flowers and a collection of your choicest crystal glasses on a silver tray. The cabinet itself would work well with a monochromatic color scheme with raw textures and organic elements. You can layer blue or green undertones using shades of the same hue to create a soothing foundation.
Solid wood china cabinet with glass doors
Here we have a 16” tall and a 26” wide china cabinet with three adjustable glass shelves and two small drawers. It’s made from solid wood, and there’s interior lighting included to highlight your wares.
Designer Advice:
This cabinet is available in various finishes, including black, chestnut, champlain blue, and sand shell white. It has a classic farmhouse feel and an understated elegance that lends well itself to traditional decor. Think pale wooden floors with a woven jute rug, white or mint green walls, and a wicker potplant for a splash of color.
Modern dining room hutch with glass doors
Latitude Run®
For a touch of warm minimalism, you can’t go wrong with this MDF wood china cabinet. It comes complete with three shelves behind two glass doors, and each shelf has a weight capacity of 20lb.
$449.99
$479.99
Designer Advice:
Adding this cabinet to a dark color palette will serve as a blank canvas allowing you to explore various decor styles throughout the seasons. Think charcoal, black and utilitarian greys. These offer visual warmth and simplicity. You can also use this cabinet to create a monochromatic decor scheme within your space and decorate it with fine china, a pastel green vase or two, and a glossy silver curio.
Cherry wood china cabinet
Lark Manor™
Dining room cabinets with glass doors don’t get more traditional than this. This china cabinet is crafted from MDF wood with a brown cherry finish. It comes with three glass shelves and four cabinets behind four glass doors: two on top and two on the bottom.
$1999.99
Designer Advice:
This cabinet is as elegant as it is timeless. Its mirrored back is designed to reflect light, thus making it easier for visitors to see your timeless china collection. Highlight its traditional allure with curved furniture with a dark-stained finish, an overstuffed upholstered ottoman with a button-tufted chesterfield sofa, and atmospheric lighting such as an ornate wrought iron chandelier or antique silver wall sconces.
