Vintage Two-Door Cabinet in Fusion Park Bench

$695.00

This solid cabinet has been transformed in Fusion Mineral Paint's Park Bench, a rich forest green, and Goddess Ashwagandha on the interior. Finished with Ultra Guard Flat topcoat for lasting durability. The original timber top has been stripped back and stained in SFO Walnut, letting the natural grain shine against the deep green body.

Open the doors and the surprises continue — hand-painted stripes line the interior, and the cupboard doors and drawer sides are finished with decoupaged paper for a tailored, boutique feel. A custom-built shelf adds practical storage inside, perfect for baskets, books, or display pieces.

Finishing touches come from Alfresco Emporium, with new brass palm-tree hardware on the drawer and doors adding a playful, coastal charm.

A one-of-a-kind statement piece — equally at home as an entryway cabinet, sideboard, or bar cupboard.

Dimensions -

H - 101.5cm

W - 80cm

D - 44cm

This solid cabinet has been transformed in Fusion Mineral Paint's Park Bench, a rich forest green, and Goddess Ashwagandha on the interior. Finished with Ultra Guard Flat topcoat for lasting durability. The original timber top has been stripped back and stained in SFO Walnut, letting the natural grain shine against the deep green body.

Open the doors and the surprises continue — hand-painted stripes line the interior, and the cupboard doors and drawer sides are finished with decoupaged paper for a tailored, boutique feel. A custom-built shelf adds practical storage inside, perfect for baskets, books, or display pieces.

Finishing touches come from Alfresco Emporium, with new brass palm-tree hardware on the drawer and doors adding a playful, coastal charm.

A one-of-a-kind statement piece — equally at home as an entryway cabinet, sideboard, or bar cupboard.

Dimensions -

H - 101.5cm

W - 80cm

D - 44cm

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This is a genuine vintage piece so please expect some signs of age - small scratches, wear on edges, minor marks or imperfections.

We photograph each item closely so you can see it’s true condition; we do use AI staging to help show pieces in context, but we never alter the piece itself in photos. We love these details as part of it’s history.