Description
This sliding glass dresser top is a wooden storage piece built to sit atop a base cabinet or sideboard, adding display and closed storage above your existing furniture. The frame is crafted from wood in a warm brown finish, with a natural grain running through the panels that gives it a solid, grounded feel. Glass sliding doors front the upper section, letting you view what sits inside while keeping dust away. At 120cm high, 126cm wide and 38cm deep, it offers generous room for crockery, glassware and treasured objects.
We designed this to work in dining rooms, kitchens and hallways where you want to make the most of vertical space. Pair it with a matching base unit to create a full dresser, or set it over a sideboard you already own. Style the shelves with a mix of everyday plates, ceramics and a few decorative pieces, then let the sliding doors do the rest. The brown tone sits happily alongside painted furniture, exposed brick and neutral walls, so it settles into both traditional and more relaxed modern rooms.
The sliding glass doors save space compared with hinged designs, since they glide rather than swing outward. Wipe the wooden surfaces with a soft dry cloth, and clean the glass with a lightly damp cloth to keep it clear. Avoid harsh sprays that could mark the finish. Among storage cabinets, this piece earns its place by combining open display with the protection of glass, so your favourite items stay both visible and cared for.
Specification
| Type |
Cabinets |
| Colour |
Brown |
| Material |
Wood |
| Height |
120cm |
| Width |
126cm |
| Depth |
38cm |
Frequently Asked
What is this piece made from?
The frame and panels are made from wood in a brown finish, with glass sliding doors across the upper display area.
Does it need a base unit underneath?
Yes, this is a dresser top designed to sit on a matching base cabinet or a sideboard, so it needs a stable surface beneath it.
Will it fit in my dining room?
At 120cm high, 126cm wide and 38cm deep, measure your intended spot and allow for the height of the base unit below before placing it.
How do I keep it clean?
Wipe the wood with a soft dry cloth and clean the glass doors with a lightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh sprays that may mark the finish.
Do the doors slide or swing open?
The glass doors slide, which saves space and means you do not need clearance for hinged doors to open outward.