Frédérique Domergue Cabinets

Helix cabinet limited edition of 3, designed by Ramón Úbeda for BD Barcelona, Barcelona. Container, frontals and shelves veneered in natural stained dark oak. Legs in aluminum with a brass coat. Accessories in polished varnished brass. Dimensions 200 x 50 x H 67 cm. REmix project Vol.1 & Vol.2. REcuperate, REuse and REinterpret. BD is joining the prefixed RE conscientiousness - with a project that is without any complex inspired in our grandmother’s kitchen. Cooking with leftovers is something as old as necessary and nevertheless creative. In our recipe book exist memorable dishes that are prepared with hard bread from the previous day, and chicken leftovers from Sunday’s roast. Leftovers that are wisely reused and reinterpreted. For example, the canelón or cannelloni that can be transformed into a kitchen masterpiece. Company warehouses in the design sector also accumulate leftovers. Generally, these are loose pieces or components of furniture parts that have been forgotten about and put in a drawer, because there was once an excess in fabrication or have been discontinued. It’s a considerable amount of stock that has no way out and that grows with time until it becomes a problem. It loses all its value but continues taking up space and ends up being legally certified (mandatory) to be destroyed. BD has accumulated outdated materials as well, but before considering destroying it we thought we could give it a second chance. Amongst the materials, there are the door handles and knobs designed by Cristian Cirici, which had a lot of success during the eighties of the past century, but stopped being sold when the company changed direction to focus on other markets. In our actual catalogue, there are no door handles or knobs, but we have unique pieces; so why not convert these leftovers into design and art pieces? We offer a limited edition until stocks last. This project has been named REmix, since it has something of a mix, like disco music that was fashionable at the same time the original pieces were designed. To complete it we have had the help and participation of different authors. REmix Vol.1 is a limited set of candle holders...

Ball cabinet limited edition of 2, designed by Ramón Úbeda for BD Barcelona. Container, frontals and shelves veneered in natural stained dark oak. Legs in aluminum with a brass ...

Object 033 Cabinet by NG Design Dimensions: D65 x W34 x H149 cm Materials: Powder coated steel, Tempered Glass Also Available: All of objects available in different materials an...

Welcome the new cabinet from The Natura collection in the colours of the Black Sea. A continuation of the ode to resources and nature of our land. The cabinet is handmade and inlaid ...

The Andre cabinet or sideboard by DeMuro Das is sheathed in our matte Ivory Carta, a paper-based veneer that is reminiscent of parchment in its appearance and application. The glossy black top is veneered in Koto, an unusual African...

Inspired by vintage hardware found in Belgium, hand-cast bronze pulls in organic forms accent the Antwerp Cabinet. Clad in sheets of Carta, a character...

A lovely sideboard of rosewood by Omann Jun. Curved front with four sliding doors enclosing adjustable shelve and five lined drawers. Rosewood interior. M...

Tlaloc Wine cabinet by Andres Gutierrez Dimensions: D40 x W80 x H130 cm Materials: Body: solid white oak wood, Legs: white oak plywood. — Inspir...

Cabinet or sideboard by Dalo, one of a kind Varnish black stained oakwood with stylized ceramic medallions with faces in golden enamel.

Introducing Earl Grey, a small storage unit born from the visionary design of Archer Humphryes Architects—a testament to simplicity, elegance, and functionality. Crafted with meticul...

A pair of French provincial painted wood cabinets or cupboards. Each with four adjustable shelves, wire front doors and brass hardware. Measurements are from largest top molding. Sol...

Nanda is the first piece of the Parvati storage collection, designed by Serena Confalonieri for Medulum. The word Parvati, in Indian mythology, means “daughters of the mountains”: Nanda, Uma and Aparna are some of these deities who give their names to the pieces in the collection. The name Parvati, however, also identifies another very important figure, the bride of Shiva, the deity of marriage, to whom Indian women pay homage by wearing precious gold nose rings...