Cabinets

A good cabinet helps you keep your home organised and beautifully styled. Whether you’re looking for extra storage in the living room, hallway, office or bedroom, this collection offers cabinets in different sizes, materials and layouts. This makes it easier to choose a model that suits your space and your way of living.

Which cabinet suits your space?

When choosing a cabinet, it’s smart to first consider what you want to use it for. If you mainly want to store items out of sight, a closed cabinet is often the best choice. If you’d rather display tableware, books or home accessories, an open shelving cabinet or a cabinet with glass doors is a better fit.

Also pay attention to where the cabinet will stand. In a smaller space, a narrow, tall model often works better than a wide, low cabinet. In a spacious living room, a wider cabinet can create a calmer feel, because you can store a lot in one place.

Buying guide: what to look for in cabinets

1. Choose the right size

Don’t just measure the wall; also look at the circulation space around it. A cabinet should be practical to use and not block the room. Think about doors or drawers that need to open too. If you’re choosing between two sizes, go for a model that offers enough storage without looking too heavy in the room.

2. Decide what you want to store

For tableware, glassware or home accessories, a cabinet with shelves is useful. For paper, cables, table linen or smaller items, drawers and closed compartments are more practical. This prevents a cabinet from seeming large while offering little usable space in practice.

3. Pay attention to the material

The material affects both the look and the use. Wood and wood veneer often create a warm, welcoming base. Metal has a sleeker feel and can be handy in a modern interior. For everyday use, choose a finish that is easy to clean and can handle daily wear and tear.

4. Match the cabinet to your other furniture

A cabinet doesn’t have to be exactly the same colour as the rest of your interior, but it helps if materials and shapes complement each other. For example, combine a storage cabinet with one of our tables or coordinate it with the seating area using matching coffee tables. That keeps the overall look balanced.

Practical tips for layout and styling

Use a cabinet not only for storage, but also as part of your interior styling. Alternate closed compartments with open sections for a lighter look. Place heavier items at the bottom and lighter accessories higher up. Work with groups of two or three objects, such as books, a bowl or a vase, so the cabinet looks neat without feeling crowded.

Will the cabinet go in the dining room or living room? Then you can combine it beautifully with dining chairs or other pieces from the furniture collection. In a compact corner, a combination with side tables often works well, as it adds extra function without taking up much space.

Why a new cabinet can be a smart choice

Sometimes you only realise you need a new cabinet when your old one no longer suits the way you live. Maybe you need more storage, want to put things away more neatly or are looking for a cabinet that better matches your current interior. With the right layout and size, you can often make a room immediately more practical and calmer.

Frequently asked questions about cabinets

How do I determine the right size for a cabinet?

Measure the available width, height and depth carefully. Also take into account skirting boards, sockets, windows and the space needed to open doors or drawers. In addition, check whether the cabinet fits the proportions of the room.

What is more practical: an open or closed cabinet?

That depends on what you want to store. A closed cabinet is useful for items you want to keep out of sight. An open cabinet is suitable for books, tableware and accessories that are meant to be seen. A combination of both is often the most practical.

Which cabinet works well in a small space?

In a smaller room, a narrow, tall cabinet is often a smart choice. That way you make use of the room’s height while keeping the floor clear. Preferably choose a model with enough compartments so you can organise the contents neatly.

How do I combine a cabinet with other furniture?

Look at colour, material and shape. A cabinet feels calmer when it matches your table, chairs or other storage furniture, without everything needing to be exactly the same. For example, repeat a wood tone, black accent or rounded shape in several pieces.

How do I best maintain my cabinet?

Wipe the cabinet regularly with a soft, slightly damp cloth. It’s better not to use harsh cleaning products. Dry spills quickly and don’t place heavy or damp items directly on delicate surfaces without protection.