Aside from providing you with a safe storage space to display your best china, a large china cabinet is a great way to make a design statement in your living or dining room, adding instant character and personality to your space. This list includes some of the most stylish and unique large china cabinets around, from sleek modern glass cabinets to magnificent carved wooden cabinets that wouldn’t look out of place in a French Chateau—there’s something for everyone here.
This large traditional china cabinet is constructed from natural cut solid pine and finished in a light ivory color. It is constructed of three same parts. Would be ideal for dining room storage. The upper part of this chine cabiner for sale - is glazed.
A wonderful china cabinet built-in the wall, which gives it an elegant character. It offers plenty of space in bottom cabinets and drawers. The shelves with the glass door are perfect for storing and displaying precious china.
Big french book-case with original gray paint. Ca 1800.
An elegant large kitchen unit of wooden materials in white. It has a crown top and a cutout base with low legs. Cabinets have round knobs, drawers - shell pulls of metal. A hutch with shelves has 4 glazed sliding doors with recessed vertical grips.
Large china cabinet. Love the detail.
Tall cabinet mounted on wooden frame and fitted with glass doors. Suitable for storing books, tableware, display decorations and more. It consists of 8 shelves arranged vertically.
I want our living space to be just as casual, low maintenance, charming, authentic (with history) and yet as inviting as this kitchen. Do keep revisiting for inspiration!
Detailing at the top, around the doors, open windows - similar detailing to our family room built-in.
The sizeable rustic china cabinet. In its glory days it probably looked very well, but now it is a bit shabby. You have to polish it firstly, then cover with the paint layer to reach the amazing effect in your living room.
Ansley Manor China Cabinet
Two IKEA units made into one custom cabinet. They connected them and added top and base moulding to unite them.
Giant curio cabinet for display decorations or storing tableware. Frame is made of wood and covered with clear glass. Suitable for residential and commercial premises.
A large glass-front antique cabinet wears its original sage green paint, now well-worn for a gorgeous patina - Traditional Home® Photo: Emily Followill
How could anyone want to throw away this beauty? It’s cruel! Just look at this beautiful, curved design, with pretty, glass doors. Perfect for that primitive, austere look. And if you don’t like it – just add a layer of paint!
A beautiful example of an antique China cabinet, delighting with its wonderfully preserved dark wood and large arched glazed fronts. It conceals a considerable storage space, being a perfect display for one's dinnerware or cutlery.
I LOVE this! I think I could make it from a china cabinet. Line the back with bead board, replace the glass shelves with wood and paint/stain the exterior.
Large mahogany china cabinet six door breakfront
Constructed from beautifully polished dark wood, this large China cabinet with hutch will constitute a perfect display for your books, vases, dinnerware or anything you want to expose. Its design will fit smoothly into all traditional living rooms.
Reserve for sarah painted cottage shabby
This considerable large china cabinet constitutes a considerably impressive storage space. Its intricate design, full of subtle details, delights with irregular shape and snowy white paint.
Capacious China cabinet on traditional bun feet, with glass panels doors that let the light in and expose the content decently. This white curio cabinet is very large indeed - many dear souvenirs to be stored here!
Wm. F. Holland/Architect/projects - traditional - kitchen - san francisco - Wm. F. Holland/Architect
HUGE built-in china cabinet - the grayish white tones in this room are so pretty.
Glass-front cabinets displaying tablewares flank an original window to dress this built-in unit as a china breakfront. Its handsome walnut counter -- at a lower height than nearby granite counters -- also furthers the illusion of freestanding furniture, p
Keepsakes Curio China Cabinet
This Curio China Cabinet in Oak Finish is characterized by a solid wood frame, a mirrored glass back, and 5 glass shelves (4 are adjustable). The cabinet also features 2 functional doors and lighting at the top level.
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There are several different items that you can put in your large china cabinet besides the obvious china. For example, you could turn it into a bookcase by arranging different types of genres on each shelf. If you’re short on CD or DVD storage, your large china cabinet could be the solution to your multimedia problems. Or perhaps you were striving for an urban jungle? In that case, you could even use it to display your smaller house plants and succulents.
Finally, don’t forget that the main feature that characterizes large china cabinets is the fact that they’re designed to showcase the items that you store in them. That’s why they’re perfect to display your favorite souvenirs, pictures, or other ornamental and decorative items, too!
Your large china cabinet should go in your kitchen or dining room, if you have enough space to store your cabinet in these locations while still having space to use these rooms properly. Your dining room may be particularly appropriate, as generally you don’t need a lot of walking room in this area. See if you can place your china cabinet behind your chairs at the head or sides of your table, and across from a window, if at all possible. Just remember that you’ll need at least two feet of walking space to avoid overcrowding your room.
All china cabinets have glass fronts. The idea of china cabinets was originally the result of a growing popularity in 17th century Europe with the accumulation of porcelain ceramics from the Orient. The cabinet was a means of displaying your collection of porcelain dinnerware as well as heirlooms and other items of interest. Hence, it made sense that the front be glass. The cabinet’s sides and shelves may be glass too so as to add that extra visibility.
Today, a china cabinet is not only a place to keep your chinaware but silverware, glassware and general dinnerware. Items you would find in the cabinet include bowls, plates, cups and glasses. China cabinets would often have wooden drawers and/or a set of shelves whose contents are hidden from view by an opaque door.
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