Display Cabinet

To display your collection of decorative pieces, antiques and other valuable collector's items, a display cabinet or a showcase in a living room is a wonderful decorative furniture accent.

Purpose of Display Cabinets
Display cabinets are made to hold a large number of collectibles. Display cabinets come in different sizes and shapes. Many prefer to keep their collections in showcases or display cabinets, which allow collectibles to be viewed without exposing them to dust or other damaging factors.
Display Cabinet Materials used to make display cabinets
Generally made of solid wood or metal with glass or Plexiglas panels that allow the collectibles to be viewed in the front, the display cabinet is also known as a glass cabinet. Varieties of wood used to make the display cabinets are like
  • Cherry
  • Oak
  • Teak
  • Rosewood
  • Maple
  • Pine
  • Mahogany
Styles of Display Cabinets
The wooden display cabinets are given different finishes like painting, polishing and varnishing, waxing, oiling, veneer, and many other finishes. The size of the cabinet varies and it mainly depends on the size of the room in which it is kept. The shapes can be square or rectangular. In some cases the entire front portion of the cabinet is of glass. In some other cases, only one portion of the cabinet is in glass while the other portion has built in drawers, ideal place for stowing away the items you'd rather not have on display. The inside of the cabinet has glass or wooden shelves.

There are some display cabinets which are solid and feature interior lights. Sometimes display cabinets or showcases themselves can be antiques, such as china cabinets, curio cabinets, and bookcases. Display cabinets also come in smaller sizes, so that a you can display one or two choice collectibles.

The stylish display cabinet has a glass front and downlighting to add sparkle to your living room and help show off your treasured items.