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Gubi

Private Vitrine

~~Price reduced from C$ 12,780.00 to~~ C$ 9,585.00 25% off

Item No. 100299557

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Gubi

Private Vitrine

~~Price reduced from C$ 12,780.00 to~~ C$ 9,585.00 25% off

Item No. 100299557

Oak

Black Stained Oak

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Private Vitrine

~~Price reduced from C$ 12,780.00 to~~ C$ 9,585.00 25% off

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Weave a personal narrative into your space by displaying your collectibles and favorite objects inside the Private Vitrine (2021) by Space Copenhagen. Drawing on the clean lines and tonal restraint of Japanese furniture, the designers gave this storage piece visual simplicity and a careful balance of proportions. Its oak veneer frame encases a tall glass case with three glass shelves, providing light and transparency to the contents inside. Made in Turkey.

Glass on all sides, including the top, to maximize light and transparency.
Doors are recessed into the frame to create depth.
Stands on two legs braced by a horizontal wooden beam.
Three glass display shelves (not adjustable).
Works with a variety of interior styles.

Brand: Gubi

General Dimensions

75¼" H 43⅜" W 17¾" D

Product Weight: 339.75 lbs

Assembly: Requires Assembly

Warranty: 1-year warranty
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Dimensions

Private Vitrine

Height (in): 75¼
Width (in): 43⅜
Depth (in): 17¾
Weight (lbs): 339.75

Light or brown/black stained oak veneer over MDF
Glass
Antiqued brass handles

Space Copenhagen

Space Copenhagen is a design studio founded by Signe Bindslev Henriksen and Peter Bundgaard Rützou. Following an approach they call Poetic Modernism, the duo works across multiple disciplines to “forge new paths by balancing opposites” – whether that’s developing interiors for restaurants like Noma or designing furniture, lighting, and refined objects for homes and hotels across the world.

Private Vitrine