Remodelista Reconnaissance: Fluted Glass Display Cabinets, High/Low Edition

Is textural glass having a moment? We think so. Last week we spied twin display cabinets with glass doors in A 19th-Century Iron Foundry for a Still-Life Photographer; this week we delved into finding the source and came up with two options: high and low. Behold:

The Sighting

Above: We spied the twin glass cabinets in A 19th-Century Iron Foundry for a Still-Life Photographer, Transformed by Ravi Raj Architecture, where they flank the dining table within the soaring space. Photograph by Nick Glimenakis, courtesy of Ravi Raj Architect.

Above: Another glimpse. Photograph by Nick Glimenakis, courtesy of Ravi Raj Architect.

The Source

Above: The Ferm Living Haze Vitrine actually has wired glass doors; it’s $2,255 from House and Hold.

Above: And a budget option: The Retro-Style Fluted Glass High Cabinet with Dual Doors is $450.88 from Home Depot.

Have another source? Let us know in the comments.

And for more design details, sourced, see:

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• The Endless Appeal of Silver-Tipped Lightbulbs
• Remodelista Reconnaissance: A Minimalist Hanging Light that Looks Like a UFO