Dokuru Terracotta Accent Cabinet

Customer assembly is required for this cabinet. It is designed with a straightforward assembly process, and all necessary hardware for the frame, glass doors, and zinc alloy knobs is included. To ensure the best results and perfect alignment of the geometric door detailing, we recommend performing the assembly on a flat, level surface.

This cabinet is well-suited for environments with fluctuating humidity. Because it is crafted from engineered wood and sealed with a smooth lacquer finish, it is inherently more stable than solid wood, which can warp or swell when exposed to moisture. This choice of materials ensures that the frame remains square and the geometric doors stay properly aligned even in more humid or coastal regions.

This cabinet is constructed with a sturdy MDF frame and finished in a smooth lacquer that provides a protective seal for the terracotta paint. The doors feature tempered glass, which is engineered to be significantly stronger and safer than standard glass. To complete the construction, the hardware is made from a durable zinc alloy with a sleek nickel finish, ensuring the knobs remain secure and tarnish-resistant over time.

Yes. With a depth of just 15 inches, this piece is specifically designed to provide functional storage in high-traffic or slim areas like entryways and hallways without obstructing the passage. Its 38-inch width offers a generous surface area for decor while maintaining a slim profile that is ideal for space-conscious urban apartment living.

This piece is highly functional for various lifestyle needs. The reinforced top is designed to support up to 100 lbs, making it an excellent choice for a coffee station, a small bar, or a medium-sized television. The two interior shelves provide organized storage for mugs, glassware, or media components, helping you keep common areas clutter-free.

To maintain the subtle sheen of the lacquer finish, we recommend dusting regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. For the tempered glass detailing, use a standard glass cleaner applied directly to a cloth—rather than the surface—to prevent any liquid from seating in the geometric grooves. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive pads, which can compromise the integrity of the smooth lacquer over time.