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Solid Wood Arno Shoe Storage Unit
Solid Wood Arno Shoe Storage Unit
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$752.50 USD
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The Cadiz Carved Entryway Shoe Cabinet is a beautifully balanced storage piece that brings artisanal texture and everyday practicality into one refined design. Handcrafted from 100% solid mango wood, it showcases distinctive hand-carved drawer fronts that create a rich, dimensional pattern, adding visual depth and craftsmanship-led character. Finished in a warm Golden Teak tone, the natural grain is gently highlighted, lending the piece an inviting and timeless appeal. The open lower shelf provides easy-access storage for footwear, while the upper drawers offer concealed space for accessories and essentials. Part of the Cadiz Carved collection, this shoe cabinet is designed to sit effortlessly in hallways, bedrooms, or dressing areas, combining functional storage with sculptural elegance. 5 Key Features: • Colour & Finish: Finished in a beautiful warm brown tone (Chestnut finish), showcasing the natural grain and warmth of the wood for a timeless aesthetic • Pattern & Style: Features a modern design with clean, minimalist lines that suit a variety of home interiors • Materials: Crafted from 100% solid mango wood — sustainably sourced and built to last • Storage & Function: carved drawer fronts; open lower shelf; hallway storage • Design Details: Thoughtfully designed for both aesthetics and everyday practicality in any home setting
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