Upcycled Art Deco Walnut Wall Cabinet with Slatted Glass Corners - 1930s

We are proud to present a unique and sustainable piece of 1930s European design. Originally the top extension of a massive pre-war Art Deco sideboard, this piece has been expertly upcycled in our specialized workshop into a highly elegant, independent wall-mounted display cabinet with beautiful, panoramic proportions. DESIGN AND CRAFTSMANSHIP The silhouette of this piece features smooth, aerodynamic curves, characteristic of the Streamline Moderne aesthetic. The absolute highlight of this cabinet is its curved corners. Instead of using a single piece of bent glass, the transparent curves are formed by multiple delicate, vertical glass slats. This is an incredibly rare, highly complex artisanal detail that beautifully refracts light and adds a distinct jewelry-like quality to the furniture. The central section is enclosed by smooth-gliding sliding glass doors and features a glass shelf inside. UNCOMPROMISING UPCYCLING What sets this custom piece apart from standard vintage conversions is the exceptional attention to detail. Typically, upcycled sideboard tops have raw, unfinished bottoms that look unsightly when hung on a wall. To ensure absolute perfection from every viewing angle, we completely constructed and meticulously veneered the entire underside of this cabinet with premium walnut. It looks flawless and luxurious even when hung high above eye level. RESTORATION AND FINISH The cabinet has undergone a comprehensive restoration. All old degraded varnishes were stripped down to the bare wood. The beautiful, highly figured walnut veneer (especially visible on the interior back panel) was then treated with premium hard wax oil. This provides a natural, satin-matte finish that allows the wood to breathe, highlights the grain, and protects the surface against moisture and daily use. Heavy-duty wall mounting brackets have already been safely installed on the back, making it completely ready to hang. VERSATILITY With its panoramic width and a depth of only 28 cm, this