A display cabinet not only serves as storage space, it is also beautiful to look at, it fulfills its practical function, as well as its aesthetic function.
Here I will post various display cabinets that I see at IKEA. Starting with a beautiful Bodbyn display cabinet, it may not fit in all homes, but it definitely suits those who like more rustic homes, those who already have Bodbyn kitchen for example. You can expand this display cabinet as needed, just buy another section.
When it comes to door handles and drawer knobs, there is a large selection to choose from, here you can easily change its aesthetic without costing a fortune. On this Bodbyn display cabinet there are small and neutral knobs, which fits some, others want in leather or neat handles. Here you will find the entire IKEA range of door handles and knobs.
Here you will find a Bodbyn off-white display cabinet with Pinnarp bench top. The whole kitchen is in the same series and the kitchen counter is the same.
This Lommarp display cabinet is in a rustic style like Bodbyn, it requires its place and its home to fit in, but it is very magnificent. Now this display cabinet is in 3 sections, you can only have one section if you want. They are all 3 in the same color, but you can see how the light visually changes the look of the display cabinet.
Fabrikör is a display cabinet for those who like industrial looks. Since all sides are made of glass, it works well as a display cabinet, for storage only or also decoration that you can see in the video.
An old picture I had on the phone, Havsta Display Cabinet.
"Breakfast Room Green is the most cheerful of all our greens, remaining lively in both bright sunlight or softer candlelight. Named after the usually east facing rooms designed for eating the first meal of the day, it is particularly beautiful in the dawn light."
"This strong architectural grey is named after the lead often used by fishermen to weight their lines. Plummett intensifies in colour in smaller spaces and has a strikingly modern feel which is conducive to minimal living."
"This mid-century modern green is a darker version of the much loved archive colour, Olive. Perfect for those who want to embrace stronger colour in the home, its sober tone creates rooms that feel calm and serene - especially when combined with soft pinks and browns." Bancha has good reviews, 84% recommend this color on Farrow & Ball's website.