Velora 73-Inch Curved Front Credenza
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Fenwick 80-Inch-Tall Glass Door Display Cabinet
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Birchaven Meadow Display Cabinet
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Oasis- Coastal Living Home Collection Dockside Bar Cabinet
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Universal Furniture Montclair Cocoa Glass Door Cabinet with LED Lighting
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Universal Furniture Dwell River Rock Two Door Display Cabinet with Metal Base
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Universal Furniture Dwell River Rock Two Door Bar Cabinet with Metal Base
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Universal Furniture Dwell Bar Cabinet with Shutter Style Doors and Four Drawers
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Universal Furniture Dwell Boulder Two Door Display Cabinet with Metal Base
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Universal Furniture Dwell Boulder Two Door Bar Cabinet with Metal Base
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Universal Furniture Modern Sable Two Door Display Cabinet with Strip Lighting
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Universal Furniture Modern Desert Two Door Display Cabinet with Strip Lighting
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Universal Furniture Dwell River Rock Lap Credenza with Four Doors and Six Shelves
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A dining room credenza gives you a place to set down a serving dish and keeps the wall above it free for art. A tall glass-door display cabinet puts favorite pieces closer to eye level. Universal Furniture's Velora 73-inch curved-front credenza and Fenwick glass-door display cabinet illustrate the difference: one draws the eye across the wall, the other draws it up.
Should I choose a credenza or a display cabinet for dinnerware?
Choose closed storage for the pieces you use often but prefer not to see. Choose a display cabinet when the objects themselves are part of the room. Measure your widest serving platter and tallest pitcher, then check the usable shelf depth, opening width and shelf clearance on the model.
In a dining room, leave space to open the cabinet while someone is seated at the dining table. In an entry, mark the cabinet depth against the door swing before judging it by width alone.