Enclosed Display Cabinets

Featuring 70+ display cabinets, our collection includes a wide selection of glass-and-wood designs. The timber framing provides structure and durability, while glass panelling showcases your collection of ceramics or figurines. Tailor your choice to the specific items you wish to highlight and how prominently you want them seen.

Display cabinet materials & features

Glass and wood combinations lead our collection, offering a balanced middle ground between fully enclosed timber cabinets and lightweight metal frames. Many of our larger designs feature integrated LEDs to spotlight glassware and collectables. Choose glass-front doors to display dinnerware and ornaments openly, or select solid timber panels to conceal clutter. Layouts range from simple two-tier units to tall, five- or six-shelf designs with adjustable heights.

If you need enclosed storage rather than display, see our sideboards and buffets range.

Display cabinet shelves, doors and tiers

Unrestricted by door hardware, open shelving maximises vertical storage with up to five or six tiers per unit. Enclosed cabinets range from compact single-door layouts to generous four-door models. Determine the volume and height of your items first to select the right door or tier count for your space.

Darker cabinets are our most sought-after cabinet finishes, providing high-contrast framing that makes glassware and decor stand out against light walls. Options like white, glass, and natural wood offer lighter alternatives that blend into existing interiors. To ensure longevity, match the finish to your room's permanent timber features rather than the specific collection you plan to display.

For a lower display option that doubles as storage, check our console tables range.

Display cabinets with open shelving to enclosed cabinets

The range includes freestanding display shelving with open tiers as well as fully enclosed cabinetry with doors, and the two suit different rooms. Open shelving keeps everything visible and easy to rearrange, which suits a collection you like to change often, while an enclosed cabinet with doors keeps dust off glassware and breakables you use less frequently. Tier count on open shelving tends to run higher than door count on enclosed cabinets, as there's no door hardware to fit around. Decide how often you'll actually be handling what's inside before choosing between the two structures.

Round out a dining or living space with our dining sets range.

Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between a display cabinet and open display shelving?

A display cabinet usually has doors, often glass, that enclose the contents and keep dust off. Open display shelving has no doors, so items stay visible and easy to rearrange.

Are display cabinets mostly glass or wood?

Timber and glass combinations lead our display cabinet range. Wood alone, and glass paired with metal, are also popular.

Do display cabinets come with lighting built in?

Some models include LEDs inside the cabinet to highlight the contents. This feature is more common on the larger cabinets in our range.

What colour display cabinets are most popular?

Black leads the colour range by a clear margin. Combinations of white, light wood and clear glass are also common.

How many shelves do display cabinets have?

Shelf and tier counts range from simple units up to cabinets with five or six adjustable tiers. Look for that spec on the style you're considering to match it to your collection.