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Crockery Unit: six styles, side by side
The same crockery unit brief resolved six ways. A crockery unit is a display problem and a storage problem at once. What goes behind glass has to earn it; everything else gets a door.
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Side by side
All six, in one row
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Chalk · Pale Oak · LinenSerene Minimal
Photo: ghahnroyal · BY 2.0- Layout
- Wall-hung glass display
- Body
- Chalk laminate, wall-hung
- Doors
- Frameless clear glass
What changes: Frameless glass so only the contents read.
Charcoal · Oxblood · Smoked OakBold Contemporary
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- Dark full-height with lit bays
- Body
- Charcoal veneer, full height
- Doors
- Bronze-tinted glass in a black frame
What changes: Bronze-tinted glass in a slim black frame.
Teak · Cane · Antique BrassModern Heritage
Photo: ghahnroyal · BY 2.0- Layout
- Teak with cane and glass
- Body
- Solid teak frame
- Doors
- Cane below, clear glass above
What changes: Cane below and clear glass above.
Ivory · Statuario · GoldClassic Luxe
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- Glazed classic with a gilt bead
- Body
- Ivory PU with mouldings
- Doors
- Glazed with a gilt astragal
What changes: A gilt astragal dividing the glazing.
Birch · Chalk · SageIndo-Scandinavian
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- Birch open shelving
- Body
- Birch ply, open
- Doors
- None — open shelving
What changes: Fully open birch shelving.
Emerald · Brass · LacquerArt Deco Glam
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- Fluted with mirror-backed bays
- Body
- Emerald lacquer with brass
- Doors
- Fluted glass in a brass frame
What changes: Fluted glass in brass frames.
At a glance
The differences in one table
| Style | Layout | Body | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Serene Minimal | Wall-hung glass display | Chalk laminate, wall-hung | Compact dining areas needing display without bulk |
| Bold Contemporary | Dark full-height with lit bays | Charcoal veneer, full height | Larger dining rooms wanting a full-height storage wall |
| Modern Heritage | Teak with cane and glass | Solid teak frame | Homes with brass and traditional serveware to show |
| Classic Luxe | Glazed classic with a gilt bead | Ivory PU with mouldings | Formal dining rooms with a dinner service |
| Indo-Scandinavian | Birch open shelving | Birch ply, open | Family kitchens wanting everything within reach |
| Art Deco Glam | Fluted with mirror-backed bays | Emerald lacquer with brass | Dining rooms doubling as an entertaining space |
Sizing
Crockery Unit dimensions by home size
| Home size | Typical room dimension | Layout that usually fits |
|---|---|---|
| 1 BHK | 3×6 feet wall-hung | Wall-hung glass display |
| 2 BHK | 4×7 feet | Dark full-height with lit bays |
| 3 BHK | 6×8 feet | Teak with cane and glass |
| 4 BHK | 8×9 feet full height | Glazed classic with a gilt bead |
| 4+ BHK / Villa | 10×9 feet with a bar | Birch open shelving |
Next step
Choose your crockery unit style with a designer.
Send the plan. We will draw your actual room in the two you are torn between and put them next to each other.