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Distressed Bijou 42-Inch Mahogany Hall Cabinet
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Anderson 52-Inch Mahogany Hall Cabinet
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Reims Cathedral Black Arched Cabinet - 50'
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Grayson 46.75-Inch Reclaimed Pine Fretwork Cabinet
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DeWitt 90-Inch Pine and Rattan Display Cabinet
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Gilborne 40.25-Inch Arched Iron and Glass Display Cabinet
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Blakely 50-Inch Mindi Wood and Glass Display Cabinet
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Veneto 43-Inch Black Mahogany and Glass Display Cabinet
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Jackson 41-Inch Reclaimed Pine Storage Cabinet
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Sutherlind 31-Inch Reclaimed Elm Cabinet
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Single Balmoral Display Cabinet - 40.25'
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Churchill 85-Inch Reclaimed Pine Breakfront Cabinet
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Wainscott 91-Inch Reclaimed Pine and Glass Display Cabinet
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Urbandale 59.5-Inch Reclaimed Pine Cabinet
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Veso 34-Inch Reclaimed Oak and Glass Display Cabinet
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Choose a display cabinet for pieces you enjoy looking at between uses. Choose closed storage when the aim is to put games, papers or spare cables out of sight. The Veso reclaimed oak and glass display cabinet is an example of the first approach: what you place behind the glass becomes part of the room even when the doors are shut.
Should a living room cabinet display its contents or conceal them?
Measure the tallest object you want to store and compare it with the space between shelves, not just the outside height of the cabinet. Allow room for doors to open without striking a nearby chair. If the cabinet will house a receiver or streaming equipment, check cable access and ventilation on the individual design. A purpose-chosen media console may suit that job better.