Nabaty Cupboard

LE 74,000.00
Regular price LE 74,000.00

Nabaty — derived from the Arabic word for botanical — and this cupboard is a celebration of Egypt's rich floral heritage. Each door panel is hand-carved with tendrils, lotus blossoms, and palm fronds that seem to grow across the solid mango wood surface.

Behind the two doors lie adjustable shelves ready to store linens, barware, or cherished ceramics. The warm honey stain highlights every chisel stroke of the artisan's hand. Place it in a dining room to house treasured glassware, or let it store throws in a sitting room.

Styling Tip: Style the open top with a trio of brass candlesticks and a trailing pothos plant to echo the botanical carving below.

Care: Use a soft-bristled brush to remove dust from carved crevices; keep away from heating vents and direct air-conditioning.

Product maintenance
  • Clean the stains with a damp cloth/sponge without waiting. Dry with a dry cloth.
  • Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent the product from fading.
  • Do not use abrasive and chemical materials such as sandpaper, alcohol, bleach for cleaning the surfaces.
  • In case of liquid contact, wipe with a dry cloth and leave at room temperature to dry.
  • Protect from contact with sharp and hard objects.
  • We recommend dry cleaning for upholstered products.
  • There may be color and texture differences in the wood material used in the products. This difference is due to the natural structure of the tree.
  • The thread coming out of any part of the fabrics should never be pulled and torn. It should be cut with scissors without damaging the product.
  • Use the bulb recommended by our sales representative in our lighting products and make sure that the bulb is suitable for dimmer use in lighting connected to the dimmer.
Nabaty Cupboard

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Nabaty — derived from the Arabic word for botanical — and this cupboard is a celebration of Egypt's rich floral heritage. Each door panel is hand-carved with tendrils, lotus blossoms, and palm fronds that seem to grow across the solid mango wood surface.

Behind the two doors lie adjustable shelves ready to store linens, barware, or cherished ceramics. The warm honey stain highlights every chisel stroke of the artisan's hand. Place it in a dining room to house treasured glassware, or let it store throws in a sitting room.

Styling Tip: Style the open top with a trio of brass candlesticks and a trailing pothos plant to echo the botanical carving below.

Care: Use a soft-bristled brush to remove dust from carved crevices; keep away from heating vents and direct air-conditioning.

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