Fall in love with this Chestnut Ridged Retro Cabinet, a modern twist on a classic style. Constructed from 100% solid mango wood in a lovely chestnut finish, it features a ridged design on the drawer fronts with shiny brass knobs. The open slot provides convenient storage, while the space on top is perfect for a plant, photo frame, or lamp, making it a versatile addition to any room.

Retro Style & Modern Functionality

This cabinet is a beautiful fusion of retro aesthetics and practical design. Its textured details and warm wood finish create a stylish piece that offers both character and useful storage.

The Feel of Bespoke Wooden Furniture in the UK

This cabinet embodies the spirit of bespoke wooden furniture in the UK. The handcrafted nature means each piece has subtle, unique characteristics that make it feel personal to your home. It’s a celebration of individual craftsmanship over mass-produced uniformity, offering a piece of furniture with a unique character and soul.

Specifications

A compact and versatile cabinet, perfect as a bedside table, lamp stand, or accent piece in a living area.

A Sustainable Choice & Care

We ensure our furniture is not only beautiful but also created with respect for the environment and your home.

🌿 Eco-Friendly & Responsibly Sourced

This product is made from timber sourced from sustainable resources under a certified commercial plantation programme. The wood is protected with an eco-friendly pest control treatment called Biflex.

♻️ Packaging Compliance

As part of UK’s Waste Packaging Regulations, this product has a waste packaging component of 1.6 KG.

🧽 How to Care for Your Furniture

• Avoid placing your furniture in direct sunlight or near radiators.
• Occasionally polish the non-painted furniture parts with beeswax to retain sheen and for longer lifespan.

The Charm of Handcrafted Furniture: 100% of our products are hand-crafted individually. As most of our products are hand-made from solid wood, variations in size, color, finish, texture, natural grain pattern, knots, and movement of timber are an integral part of the way products are made and should not be treated as defects.