Arched Cabinets

Arched cabinets with arched glass doors and adjustable shelves

An arched cabinet is a display or storage cabinet shaped by a curved top, where the door frames, the glass, or the whole silhouette rise to an arch instead of a flat square edge. That arched line softens the front of the piece and draws the eye up, which is why the shape reads well against a straight wall of shelves or a plain dining room. At Two Seventy Nine, arched cabinets start at $395.

Most models here pair the arch with glass doors, so the arch becomes a window onto the shelves behind it. Behind the glass sit adjustable wood shelves you can move to fit tall vases, short glassware, books, or collected pieces. Every cabinet in this group has doors, shelves, and enclosed storage, and most add drawers below for the things you would rather keep out of sight.

The range covers several looks. Colors include vintage blue, vintage brown, green, white, and black, with walnut and oak wood finishes, and the styling leans farmhouse on the painted and two-tone pieces. Sizes span a wide band: the smaller arched display cabinets stand about 52 inches tall and 31.5 inches wide, while the tall buffet with hutch reaches 74.8 inches tall and 63 inches wide with six drawers and glass doors. Some are corner curio cabinets, and a few include built-in lighting.

Frames are built from engineered wood with tempered glass doors and panels. Footprints stay shallow, roughly 15.75 to 17.7 inches deep on the display models, so the cabinet holds a lot of view without taking much floor. Weights run from about 60 pounds on the corner curios up to 228 pounds on the full buffet, which reflects how much cabinet you are getting at each size.

An arched cabinet suits a dining room as a china and glassware display, a living room as a curio for collected pieces, or an entry and hallway as a slim storage cabinet with a display top. Prices start at $395 and shipping is free with delivery in 5 to 7 days.