Adorn Marigold Cocktail Cabinet
$16,000.00
Designed and Handcrafted in Melbourne
Discover the Adorn Marigold Cocktail Cabinet, featuring internal glass and wine storage along with a pull-out lined cutlery drawer for added convenience.
Elevate your entertaining experience with this cocktail cabinet, complete with LED strip lighting that highlights the internal shelving, showcasing your collection with elegance. The bronze mirror backing adds sophistication, enhancing the visual appeal and reflecting the beauty of your barware.
Crafted with inspiration from couture fashion, the Marigold handle boasts intricate details reminiscent of pleats and ribbing. Designed by Wilhelmina McCarroll, our Design Director, this piece combines style and functionality seamlessly.
Experience the perfect fusion of style and practicality with the Adorn Marigold Cocktail Cabinet—a must-have addition to any home bar or entertaining space.
Elevate your entertaining experience with this cocktail cabinet, complete with LED strip lighting that highlights the internal shelving, showcasing your collection with elegance. The bronze mirror backing adds sophistication, enhancing the visual appeal and reflecting the beauty of your barware.
Crafted with inspiration from couture fashion, the Marigold handle boasts intricate details reminiscent of pleats and ribbing. Designed by Wilhelmina McCarroll, our Design Director, this piece combines style and functionality seamlessly.
Experience the perfect fusion of style and practicality with the Adorn Marigold Cocktail Cabinet—a must-have addition to any home bar or entertaining space.
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MAR121 Adorn Marigold Cocktail Cabinet 1000 w x 600 d x 1600 high (mm)
$16,000
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"With every piece, a tale of creativity unfolds, a narrative that showcases Zuster's deep-rooted passion for crafting luxurious, handcrafted Australian-made furniture and an unwavering commitment to sustainability with locally sourced materials."
Wilhelmina McCarroll.