Solid elm, an arched silhouette, glazed upper doors, solid brass hardware — the Oslo is a display cabinet with the sculptural presence of gallery furniture.

Elm is the difference. Richer, more characterful and more distinctively grained than oak or pine, solid elm gives the Oslo a personality that most display cabinets simply do not have — a depth of colour and grain variation that makes every cabinet unique and ensures the piece looks better with every year of living with it. The arched top silhouette adds further sculptural quality, transforming what could be a functional display unit into a piece that earns its place as a genuine focal point. At 213cm tall with glazed upper doors and solid lower cabinet storage, this is both visually beautiful and seriously practical.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The arched top is the Oslo's most immediately striking quality — the curved silhouette has a sculptural authority that a rectangular cabinet cannot achieve, giving the piece a presence that reads as architectural rather than simply furniture. The glazed upper doors allow everything inside to be seen while protecting it from dust — ceramics, glassware, books and decorative objects all look curated and considered behind glass in a way they do not on an open shelf. The solid elm grain, visible through the glazed panels as well as on the cabinet body, adds warmth and natural character to the display. The solid brass hardware provides the final considered detail — warm metal against natural elm grain is a pairing that has remained beautiful across every decade of interior design.