Koa Tambour Door Jewelry Cabinet
This cabinet features lockable tambour doors that
disappear inside the cabinet, revealing six drawers and
slide-out panels for necklaces and earrings. The tamboured doors
solve the problem of required clearance for hinged doors,
and also create a cabinet that is as attractive and tranquil
with the doors open as with them closed. It packs an enormous
amount of jewelry storage into a compact parcel, 16" wide, 14"
high and 12" deep. Tambour doors are most familiar to people for
their use in roll-top desks, where they rise vertically.
Horizontal tambours slide with delightful ease. Here the doors
are made from a parquet diamond lamination, so their quick jog and plunge into the cabinet
as the door is opened is a bit magical. enlargement
Koa Tamboured Door Jewelry Cabinet
Here the tamboured doors are open to reveal the six through dovetailed drawers and two slide out panels, earrings on the right, and necklaces and other hanging jewelry on the left. Carved recesses allow access to delicate arched pulls, conserving space behind the doors. The doors are opened by pushing them back into a spring-loaded latch that slides them into reach for closing, and their open position is set with a satisfying click into this latch. A video of the door system can be seen here. The cabinet is delightful to use. This koa version features beautiful curly koa on the top and tamboured doors, and a dense koa with darker streaks for the drawer and panel fronts.Click here for enlargement
$1950, including shipping to the Northeast.
Koa Tamboured Jewelry Cabinet
Here's a view of the earring rack. It holds 56 pairs on earrings in the slots, and a bit less than that in the lower holes. It can be completely removed if desired, but it's stable and allows full access to its furthermost reaches at full extension.
Koa Tamboured Door Jewelry Cabinet
The necklace panel has four wrought iron hangers on one side and five on the other, with wells at the panels bottom for longer chains.
Koa Tamboured Door Jewelry Cabinet
Here are the dovetailed drawers. There are two each of three different heights. The criss-crossed dividers are completely removable, and feel free to ask about custom divisions if this set-up isn't best for your collection. The drawers have the same layout in all three versions, koa, figured maple, and sappele, in which the cabinet is available.
Quilted Maple Tamboured Cabinet
Here's a curly and quilted western big leaf maple maple version of the tambour door jewelry cabinet. The reversing of grain of each square on the parquet doors creates a lovely pattern, especially delightful as it as it disappears into the cabinet edge.
Sapele Tamboured Cabinet
Here's a curly and pommele sapele version of the tambour door jewelry cabinet. The reversing of the curly grain of each square on the parquet doors creates a lovely pattern, especially delightful as it as it disappears into the cabinet edge. The top and sides are veneered with a striking sapele pommele veneer, a rare quilted sapele grain.
Quilted Maple Tamboured Cabinet
Here's a curly and quilted western big leaf maple maple version of the tambour door jewelry cabinet. The reversing of grain of each square on the parquet doors creates a lovely pattern, especially delightful as it as it disappears into the cabinet edge.
Maple Tambour Jewelry Cabinet
Open shot of the maple version of the six drawer, necklace and earring storage jewelry cabinet. The panels pull out for access to the hanging provisions on both sides, allowing hanging over 50 pairs of earrings, and the left side has a panel with large iron hooks , four on one side and five on the other, each capable of holding several necklaces.
Sapele Tambour Jewelry Cabinet
OPen shot of the jewelry cabinet in sapele.
Sapele Tambour Jewelry Cabinet
Here's the tamboured door cabinet in sapele, shown open.
Figured Maple Tambour Jewelry Cabinet
Here's a view of the maple version, with the necklace hanging panel open.










