Eki

A cabinet that reads like architecture: a heavy timber frame holding two sliding panels of frosted glass. The structure is exposed on purpose joinery, rails, and brackets become the ornament, honest and functional.

The translucent doors soften what’s inside, turning storage into atmosphere. Bottles and objects appear as silhouettes, blurred enough to feel calm, clear enough to feel alive.

Built to anchor a room. A quiet blend of restraint and strength warm material, strict geometry, and light that does half the work.