The cabinet features a lime wash finish over the oak, giving it a distressed, muted gray appearance that beautifully highlights its antique character and intricate carvings. The exterior boasts traditional, ornate details reminiscent of Gothic or Jacobean styles.
The most striking feature is its dual functionality as a drink or work station. The upper section has a smoothly operating pull-down front secured by chrome hinges (not visible in the static image but noted in the details provided). When opened, the interior is revealed to be surprisingly colourful, featuring a vibrant palette in shades of bronze, gold, yellow, green, and white, contrasting dramatically with the cabinet's subdued exterior.
 
The upper Section has a pull-down with the front decorated with two large, carved panels, below the top consists of a two-section central drawer which is framed by a carved frieze of arches. The bottom section is a functional storage area with double doors, each adorned with carved diamond-shaped panels. All sections feature original rounded handles that have a unique, stylish flair due to a copper oxidised finish exhibiting patches of pastel green oxidation. This striking combination of copper and green complements the antique wood and adds a sophisticated, stylish touch, making this functional cabinet a great conversation starter.
 
 
This cabinet has been refurbished to a high standard, successfully achieving a balance between maintaining its originality and introducing a stylish, modern twist. The restoration focused on preserving the antique character of the oak and its intricate details, while the lime wash finish and unique copper-and-pastel-green oxidised handles provide a sophisticated contemporary update.