The Return of the Curio Cabinet in Modern Design

This display cabinet captures the dialogue between nature and civilization, its transparent surfaces revealing plant-like forms that seem to grow within. Crafted from responsibly sourced wood, it embodies sustainable design principles while offering a poetic approach to contemporary storage. Ideal for interiors inspired by biophilic design or organic modernism, it bridges structure and life in a single sculptural piece.

The Loop Cabinet by Tuğçe Geyik blurs the line between functional storage and sculptural art. Its circular glass panels evoke the fluidity of nature, balancing transparency with mystery and giving the piece a rhythmic, flowing presence. Finished in stainless steel with a glossy root wood veneer interior, it juxtaposes industrial precision with organic warmth. A centerpiece for contemporary or neo-industrial interiors, the Loop Cabinet transforms storage into an act of visual poetry.

The Brocado cabinet is a multifunctional piece, celebrating the precision and beauty of Brazilian artisanal design. Its embroidered detailing spills delicately onto bronze glass doors, evoking the soft luminosity of Rococo-era interiors found in Tiradentes’ historic churches. The naturally dyed yarns add warmth and cultural depth, making this cabinet a poetic meeting of craftsmanship, heritage, and contemporary form—an ideal fit for interiors embracing artisanal craftsmanship and modern eclecticism.

The D300 Shelves by MLK Furniture embody a thoughtful response to industrial waste through a low-tech design philosophy. Crafted from leftover laser-cut pieces, this modular shelving system redefines sustainability by turning discarded materials into functional art. Its brutalist aesthetic highlights exposed construction and raw textures, while the fully disassemblable design ensures adaptability and recyclability.

The Fresh Catch Cabinet transforms abandoned lobster traps salvaged off the coast of Maine into sculptural, functional furniture. Each piece is hand-collected, deconstructed, and reassembled, giving new life to discarded materials while addressing the crisis of ocean waste. The result is a one-of-a-kind design that merges sustainability with craft—an evocative reflection of upcycled design and the enduring dialogue between nature, industry, and renewal.

The GATE Cabinet System stands out for its modularity and dynamic transformation, adapting instantly to changing needs. Crafted from solid ash blades held in place by a magnetic mechanism, its shelves fold or lower with a single touch. Available in multiple sizes, GATE’s sharp geometry and bold presence make it both functional and sculptural. Designed for versatility, it transitions seamlessly between living spaces, home offices, and hospitality interiors—embodying the spirit of adaptable, contemporary design.

The Orí Shelf by Nina Coimbra draws inspiration from Afro-Brazilian spiritual traditions such as Ifá, Candomblé, and Umbanda. A curtain of shells encircles the form, creating a sacred, protective space for personal objects imbued with meaning. Through this work, Coimbra seeks to re-enchant the everyday, inviting reflection on spirituality, materiality, and our evolving relationship with ritual design.

The Succession Collection embodies the tension between brutality and refinement, bringing sculptural presence to functional design. Each piece, wrapped in leather and textile, undergoes a meticulous process: the base—crafted from an innovative material composite—is bound with rope before being baked, leaving behind a seamless, organic pattern once removed. The result is a series of tactile, textural works that blur the line between Brutalist design and contemporary craftsmanship.