Classic Wooden Pantry Cabinet with Two Doors and Herringbone Inlay

Interior Features

The RH110 Classic Pantry Cabinet is designed to offer ample and well-organized storage capacity. Its internal configuration allows for neatly storing dishes, tableware, household linens, packaged foods, bottles, and numerous everyday items.

The interior features include:

• 1 movable internal drawer unit, which can be positioned as needed and is useful for organizing tablecloths, cutlery, small accessories, and everyday items.
• 3 height-adjustable internal shelves, made of blockboard to ensure stability and strength.
• Lateral side racks entirely made of wood, following a traditional construction method that allows for easy repositioning of the shelves. A simple, solid, and durable system, built like in the old days.

Materials and Construction

The RH110 Pantry Cabinet is born from the combination of solid wood, blockboard panels, and stabilized wood materials, chosen and combined to guarantee solidity, reliability, and durability over time.

• Structure made of blockboard panels veneered with Tanganyika walnut wood.
• Doors, base, and frames constructed from solid linden wood.
• Bottom and top made of multilayer wood.
• Internal shelves constructed from blockboard.
• Back panel made of high-density, stabilized pressed wood panel, veneered with Tanganyika walnut wood.
• Internal drawer unit constructed from blockboard veneered with Tanganyika walnut, with drawers made of multilayer wood.

This construction results in a stable, robust piece of furniture suitable for prolonged daily use. Each material is used where it can offer the best structural and aesthetic performance.

Two Hinged Doors

The two hinged doors allow the cabinet to be fully opened, providing convenient access to its entire internal organization.

The balanced proportions of the doors, the division into three panels, and the presence of the side frames give the front a neat rhythm and a strong classic identity.

Cherry Panels with Herringbone Pattern

The six raised panels inserted in the two doors are made of high-density, stabilized pressed wood panel, subsequently veneered with cherry wood.

In the upper and lower panels of each door, the cherry wood grain is arranged in a refined geometric herringbone pattern. The resulting design creates depth, movement, and natural variations in tone, making the front immediately recognizable.

The central panel, wider and more linear, lightens the composition and allows the overall design of the doors to breathe. The result is an elegant balance between decoration, proportion, and material authenticity.

Frames, Moldings and Base

The upper frame, side profiles, and base are crafted to create different levels of depth and guide the eye along the entire piece of furniture.

The shaped feet integrated into the base add a discreet and recognizable decorative detail, consistent with the tradition of classic Italian furniture.

Hardware

The handles, escutcheons, and visible metal elements are made of zama alloy with an antique and patinated brass finish.

The surface treatment gives the hardware a warm and slightly aged appearance, designed to harmonize with the classic character of the furniture and the wood finishes.

GRN14 Light Bassano Antiqued Finish

The GRN14 Light Bassano Antiqued finish enhances the natural grain of the various woods used and highlights the herringbone pattern of the cherry panels.

The slight chromatic variations, nuances, and depth effects are part of the artisanal character of the finish and make each piece of furniture naturally unique.

Total Lacquered Finishes

The RH110 Pantry Cabinet is also available in total lacquered finishes: Aged White 1515, Aged Butter 2626, Aged Dove Grey 2828, and Aged Black 1919.

In the total lacquered version, the entire exterior of the cabinet, including the six door panels, is made in the chosen color.

Externally, the lacquered finishes are antiqued, aged, and patinated by hand. This process avoids a flat and uniform result: the light meets the nuances of the surface, allowing the eye to more clearly perceive the frames, moldings, thicknesses, and depth of the craftsmanship.

The interior is finished in the same chosen color, without an aged and patinated effect, to maintain a cleaner, neater surface suitable for daily use.

Two-Tone Lacquered Finishes

Two-tone finishes are available in the combinations Aged White 1515/B, Aged Butter 2626/B, Aged Dove Grey 2828/B, and Aged Black 1919/B.

In the two-tone version, the external structure is crafted in the chosen lacquered finish, hand-aged and patinated. The six panels inserted in the two doors, however, retain the GRN14 Light Bassano Antiqued finish.

This combination is designed for those who desire the brightness or character of a lacquered finish without giving up the presence of natural wood. The contrast particularly enhances the grain pattern and the herringbone workmanship, allowing the most characteristic part of the furniture to play the starring role.

Even in the two-tone versions, the interior is finished in the chosen lacquered color without an aged and patinated effect.

The Value of Artisanal Finishes

Patina, slight irregularities, and variations in tone are not defects, but characteristics inherent in manual craftsmanship carried out to give depth and authenticity to the furniture.

These finishes are not created to imitate time, but to accompany it. They are designed to be experienced every day and to acquire further character over the years.

Care and Cleaning

For routine cleaning, simply use a soft, dry cloth or one slightly dampened with water, immediately drying the surface.

Do not use abrasive products, rough sponges, alcohol, solvents, ammonia, or aggressive detergents. Also, avoid prolonged contact with water, intense heat sources, and direct and continuous exposure to sunlight.

With a few simple precautions, the furniture will retain the beauty of the wood and the character of its artisanal finish over time.

A Piece of Furniture to Live With and Hand Down

A Piombini piece of furniture is not created to follow a trend, but to accompany the life of the family who chooses it. It is built to be used every day, appreciated over the years, and, one day, handed down.

A genuine piece of furniture, destined to become part of the home, its memories, and that continuity of values that spans generations.