Glass Front Storage Cabinets

What we like: Multiple finishes

Not so great for: Formal perfection

This classic storage cabinet with two double glass doors offers one adjustable wood shelf in a stylish compact French country finish. Distress marks, slatted sides, and molded detailing provide a vintage vibe. The smaller size fits into any space.

What we like: Decorative trim door 

Not so good for: Large capacity storage

This compact glass front storage cabinet has a single door with curving wood cutouts and crown molding details. Inside are two adjustable glass shelves. A satin nickel door oval door knob, white finish, and turned feet accent the traditional style.

Do you like the look of distressed or reclaimed wood?

If so, you can definitely incorporate that rustic feel into your home, even with the luxurious feel of glass-framed doors. This type of larger cabinets allows both materials to make a full impact—and we love the fact that even the handles on this type of cabinet have the same grey hue. This really lets the texture of the wood itself be the main player in this design. 

Light wood, clear glass, two shelves and a perfect height for hip-level storage: This glass front storage cabinet is a versatile piece that would be excellent in a bathroom, for book storage, or as a cabinet next to a desk for office supplies.

Shelves like these tend to be great for books, as you can keep your favorite reads in sight but away from dust. We also like a cabinet that doesn’t sit flush to the ground, instead hitting just an inch or so of clearance; this tends to help a room feel a little airier, even with the same amount of furniture present. 

Looking for something a little more modern than distressed wood? A wooden cabinet that’s painted in one sleek color can give you the edge that you need to take your home’s look fully into this century.

If you want to go the extra mile to reduce visual clutter even with glass-fronted cabinets, go for a frosted glass. It’ll keep the look elevated, but still allow privacy for the treasures you keep inside. 

An x-frame is a staple of modern farmhouse-chic decor. However, if you already have a lot of straight lines and hard corners in your space, it may be time to soften those lines into beautiful curves.

We love this modern take on a farmhouse x-frame because it feels a little more relaxed. Take a look and see if it feels like a way you’d like to go with your decor! 

Love the farmhouse vibe of the full-sized cabinet we just talked about, but don’t have a full wall to place it against in your home? No worries; you can get a half-cabinet that looks very similar. With just enough space for a few towels or toiletries, this could even be perfect to use in a bathroom where you don’t have enough built-in storage. 

What we like: Trellis panel double doors

Not so great for: Open viewing

This traditional small wood storage cabinet with glass double doors has clean lines, an adjustable inner shelf, and two black metal door knobs. Lattice frame overlays accent each door to divide the clear glass panes into four quadrants. 

Maybe you don’t want something that looks like a built-in. Maybe you want something that makes a statement.

If so, consider a piece like this: A teal cabinet on tall legs that has lots of empty space and two four-paned windows. It’s got a romantic aesthetic that’s perfect for vintage homes! 

Looking for a full-size glass-front cabinet that doesn’t feel like a farmhouse piece? Lean into modern minimalism with a painted black cabinet that has square windows all throughout its doors. The shelves inside make it and similar cabinets an ideal option for book storage or even as a china cabinet in your modern, minimalist home. 

Alternatively, if you’re in need of a vintage piece that can double as a TV stand, try out a pastel-painted low cabinet with glass-front doors that are cut into all kinds of interesting shapes. Store your media players, games, tech accessories and more behind closed doors so they don’t clutter up your room, and instead enjoy a beautiful glass-fronted cabinet like this! 

Glass panels don’t have to be huge. If you’d rather smaller windows, either for decor or safety’s sake, you’re in luck. There are cabinets like this one that are painted in gorgeous colors, have intricate glass designs, and are made for storage in small corners in your home. We’d purchase a few of these to add practical storage with a soft vintage vibe, or even use them as end tables in a spare bedroom. 

If you’re looking for a full-sized cabinet but don’t want glass panels that big, you can also get a large cabinet that only has smaller glass windows in the upper halves of the doors. This allows you to retain the visual interest of glass, but avoid finger smudges from curious children. This cabinet has a farmhouse feel due to the x-framing of the windows, which is a really beautiful aesthetic detail for your home!