This Qing dynasty cabinet retains much of it’s original red lacquer paint on the front side, which has a wonderful patina and shows it’s age, though it is very sound and intact. This cabinet is about 180+ years old from Northern China. The dimensions are impressive, with simple elegant lines of the Ming dynasty. The two doors open to reveal 2 shelves and a large hidden compartment behind the front apron, accessible by lifting the bottom interior shelf. The center round hardware on the doors are made of brass. The cabinet has been lightly cleaned to ensure you are receiving a clean and beautiful Asian antique to infuse with your home. You will love this beautiful theatrical cabinet, it is much nicer in person. The dimensions are: 54 inches wide x 70 inches high x 21 inches deep

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Wanting to ensure accessibility and functionality of their new home, the homeowners opted to include both a home elevator and dumbwaiter into their design. The elevator pairs fully automatic, sleek, stainless steel side sliding doors with anodized aluminum fixtures. Not only adding style but nearly “hands free” access to every level of the home. The cab’s interior was custom finished by the general contractor to match the home’s modern simplicity design. The floor-loading dumbwaiter allows for heavier items to be transported with more ease from the wine cellar to the main floor. The stainless-steel finish and corresponding fixtures tie in flawlessly with the elevator and the decor of the home. This Modern Marvel will make the perfect home for multigeneration living for years to come.

Modern LED sconce on custom cedar cladded wall. Design by Nancy Gracia of Bare Root Design Studio. Photo Courtesy: M. Kyle
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