Cupboard Bliss low, 2 doors

Compact Form, Seamless Elegance

The Cupboard Bliss low, 2 doors is a beautifully compact storage solution that exudes modern elegance. Perfectly suited for smaller rooms, hallways, or as a stylish accent piece, this cupboard offers the sophisticated design of the Bliss collection in a versatile and space-efficient form. It rests on modern wooden legs, giving it a light feel that complements its clean silhouette.

Crafted from warm, character-rich reclaimed teakwood, this piece is defined by its soft, contemporary details. The two doors feature the signature Bliss recessed handles, creating a sleek, uninterrupted facade that is both minimalist and highly functional. Inside, two fixed shelves provide ample storage to keep your belongings organized and neatly concealed. The cupboard’s subtle rounded shapes complete its gentle and inviting aesthetic.

Features & Benefits

• Space-Efficient Design: Its compact footprint makes it an ideal storage solution for tight spaces, alcoves, or as a chic accent cabinet in any room.
• Sleek & Uncluttered Look: The integrated recessed handles create a clean, minimalist front that is both elegant and modern.
• Soft Contemporary Style: The combination of subtle rounded shapes and modern wooden legs defines the warm, inviting aesthetic of the Bliss collection.
• Sustainable Character: Crafted from reclaimed teakwood, this cupboard brings natural texture and a unique, eco-conscious history into your home.

Specifications

• Material: Reclaimed Teakwood
• Base: Modern wooden legs
• Origin: Wood sourced from Java, Indonesia
• Dimensions: 130cm H x 80cm W x 40cm D
• Storage: 2 doors, 2 fixed shelves inside
• Handles: Recessed design

Provenance & Care

To preserve the unique character of the reclaimed teak, minimal treatment is advised. For daily cleaning and minor stains, a damp cloth is sufficient. More persistent stains can be addressed with water and a natural-based soap. Avoid harsh rubbing to prevent altering the wood’s color. The natural marks and irregularities are a cherished part of the wood's history.