Belmont Wide Metal Cabinet

Ninety-two and a half inches of arched black iron is not a subtle piece, and it is not meant to be. The Belmont is a display cabinet built to hold barware, stacked books or a run of ceramics behind its doors, with the arch repeated across the top so the whole silhouette reads as one continuous curve rather than a boxy case with a rounded lid.

At 60 inches wide and under 16 inches deep, it holds real storage volume without eating floor space, which makes it a fit for a narrow dining wall or a living room that needs height more than footprint.

Features & Construction

• Dimensions: 60" W x 15.75" D x 92.5" H
• Material: solid iron sheeting, finished in matte black
• Contrasting brass hardware on the door pulls
• Arched top and door profile carried through the full case
• Roughly 328 lb; ships fully assembled in one carton
• Indoor use
• By Four Hands

Styling Tips

Because the case is monochrome black, it works as a dark frame for whatever you put behind the doors, so edit what goes on the shelves rather than filling every inch. A single row of glassware or a few stacked art books reads more considered than a full cabinet of clutter.

Flank a doorway with it, or set it at the end of a long dining wall next to a table from our dining tables collection so the arch echoes an archway or window nearby. The brass hardware is a small enough accent that it pairs with either warm or cool metals elsewhere in the room.