Due Shoe Cabinet

A shoe cabinet in white lacquer, with a straight body and splayed legs, in which the grey fronts are set into the frame. The drawer takes the top and the two doors sit below, divided by a white L-shaped strip that passes under the drawer and runs down between them.

The white of the body, the legs and the strip frames the pale grey of the fronts, and the result is a luminous piece that melts into light walls. The L-shaped strip is the only graphic gesture and gives structure to the front with no handles in sight.

At the entrance it stores everyone’s shoes, and the drawer takes keys, gloves and purses. The top holds a vase, some books or a tray for the post. The Due Console Table has the same name and adds taupe oak and a white front to the hall.

How many pairs does the family have? The answer helps decide the width and height of the cabinet, which is made to measure, and the white and the grey are fine-tuned in the shop with our team.