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Veil Cabinet
Four copper-mesh doors reveal three shelf levels within a precisely jointed blackened-ash case.
EUR 21,500
Made to Order
OBJECT NOTES
The piece, in full.
Veil changes character as the room changes. In low light it reads as a dark, monolithic cabinet; in daylight the woven copper doors reveal the depth of the three shelf levels behind them.
The case is built from blackened ash with mitred corners and no applied face frame. Four mesh doors pivot on concealed hinges and meet at fine vertical gaps without handles.
The mesh filters the stored objects rather than hiding them, allowing air and a restrained amount of light to pass through the cabinet.
Product Type
Cabinet
Dimensions
W 196 × D 48 × H 162 cm
Weight
178 kg
Finish
Blackened open-grain ash; unlacquered copper mesh; dark bronze hardware.
Lead Time
16–20 weeks
Designer
Ilan Roe
Year
2024
MATERIAL / METHOD
What it is made from, and how.
MATERIALS + FINISH
Solid and veneered ash; woven copper mesh; dark bronze hinges; adjustable solid-ash shelves; concealed magnetic catches.
Blackened open-grain ash; unlacquered copper mesh; dark bronze hardware.
PRODUCTION METHOD
The ash case is veneered in sequence so grain flows around the mitred exterior. Door frames are built as narrow timber sections around copper mesh tensioned in removable inner frames.
Each door is checked for even tension, alignment, and movement before the shelves and concealed catches are fitted.
BEFORE AND AFTER DELIVERY
Specify it well. Keep it for longer.
Customisation
Available in two widths and as a low credenza. Interior mesh is offered in natural copper, darkened copper, or blackened brass.
Shelf spacing can be adjusted at order stage while retaining the three-level structural layout.
Care
Dust timber and mesh with a soft dry brush or low-power vacuum attachment. Avoid wax on the open-grain ash.
Unlacquered copper will deepen naturally. Do not polish unless a brighter surface is intentionally desired.
Delivery
Specialist delivery and wall-safety fixing are required. Shelves and doors travel separately in fitted crates.
The installation surface and final position must be confirmed before dispatch.
PRODUCT ENQUIRY
Start with the piece.
Tell us the quantity, destination, preferred finish, and any changes you are considering. We will reply with pricing, timing, and the information needed to specify the piece.
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Materials
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Craftsmanship
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The Case for Visible Joinery
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