Hazem Wooden Cabinet - Pink

This slim pink wall cabinet is made of firwood, with a pair of glass doors and a lacquered, distressed finish that is worn back at the edges for a well-loved look. It measures 50cm long, 14cm wide and 80cm tall, so it sits close to the wall and takes very little room, yet its tall front gives you a proper display case rather than a single shelf. Behind the doors, shelves and uprights divide the inside into compartments of different sizes, and the two sides are laid out differently, so small pieces and taller ones each find a place.

We see it on a living room wall beside an armchair, in a reading corner, or on a narrow stretch of hallway where a deeper cabinet would get in the way. The shallow compartments suit the things you want to see but keep behind glass: small ceramics, vases, figurines, a few paperbacks or treasured finds. Glass doors keep everything on view, and the pink frame gives a plain painted wall something warm to rest the eye on. It suits anyone who collects small objects and has run out of shelf space.

The composition is 80% firwood, 19% tempered glass and 1% iron, and the cabinet weighs 6.09KG. The pink lacquer is distressed by design, so chips and worn edges are part of its character rather than wear you need to worry about, while inside the wood keeps its grain on show. Two long pulls meet at the centre where the doors close. Care is simple: wipe it clean with a moist cloth. The maker's assembly instructions come as a PDF download. For styling, mix heights across the compartments, leave a little space in each, and use the flat top as one more small display ledge for a vase or a favourite figure.

Assembly instructions (PDF)

What is the cabinet made of?

It is 80% firwood, 19% tempered glass and 1% iron, with glass panes in both doors and a lacquered, distressed pink finish on the frame.

How big is the cabinet?

It measures 50cm long, 14cm wide and 80cm tall and weighs 6.09KG, so it is slim enough for a narrow stretch of wall.

How do I clean it?

The maker's care advice is simply to wipe it clean with a moist cloth, which covers the painted frame and the glass in the doors.

Are the worn edges deliberate?

Yes. The finish is lacquered and distressed, so the pink paint is worn back at the edges on purpose to give the cabinet an aged, well-loved character.

Does it come with assembly instructions?

Yes. The maker's assembly instructions come as a PDF download, so you can read through them before you start putting the cabinet together.

What can I keep in it?

The shallow compartments suit small ceramics, vases, figurines and paperbacks that you want on view behind glass, in a living room or a reading corner.