Habufa Jardin Buffet Display Cabinet

Stock Clearance. Our prices are always the lowest in the market. Its absolutely delicious, combining acacia and grey or white painted Shaker panels.

All these pieces are natural wood products, Habufa always use all the wood with all its natural features, knots, cracks, and splits ...Stock Clearance. Our prices are always the lowest in the market. Its absolutely delicious, combining acacia and grey or white painted Shaker panels.

All these pieces are natural wood products, Habufa always use all the wood with all its natural features, knots, cracks, and splits. To emphasise the beauty of the wood some of these features are accentuated with dark fillers. The overall effect is very beautiful.

This is a tall buffet, display cabinet, the very place to horde your best treasures.. Available in both colours. Add some unusual elements to the starburst legs on the tables and wow, simply wow.

Dimensions Width:159cm Depth:45cm Height:200cm Gorgeous wood surfaces team with gun metal accents and metal-trimmed legs on the tables. Plus a range that includes sideboards, TV stands and dining tables, Jardin has plenty of function along with its modern, sophisticated form. Casually gorgeous, shaker style front panels Confident design and mixed materials for an on-trend loft style look The wood used for this furniture is a unique product of nature, not one piece of wood is equal in shape, structure and colour.

In time, the furniture will obtain a lighter and warmer colour through use and exposure to light, colour differences in comparison to showroom models are therefore expected. All Habufa products are stored in the company warehouse in Holland, unless the item page specifically states otherwise. There is an extra charge to all outlying areas of £50.00 defined by postcode (see list).

Habufa cabinets do not require assembly. All Habufa products will either have a red plastic envelope inside the box or a QR code on the underneath or back with full care instructions. Live in the Channel Islands, Ireland, or Northern Ireland?