Explore luxury cabinets and storage furniture selected for their distinctive materials, considered proportions and practical internal layouts. The K&B London collection includes sideboards, TV units, chests of drawers, bar cabinets, cupboards and display cabinets for living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms and hallways.

Luxury storage furniture for considered interiors

A cabinet should do more than conceal everyday items. Its scale, material and position influence the balance of the entire room, particularly when the furniture occupies a large section of wall or becomes a focal point within the interior.

The K&B London collection includes designer cabinets in a range of heights, widths and internal configurations. Low storage furniture can emphasise the horizontal proportions of a room, whilst taller cupboards and display cabinets make more efficient use of vertical space. The right choice depends on the room, the intended contents and the amount of access required in everyday use.

Which type of cabinet should you choose?

Sideboards for living and dining rooms

A sideboard is usually a low, wide cabinet combining enclosed storage with a generous upper surface. It can organise tableware in a dining room, conceal everyday accessories in a living room or create a visual connection between the two areas in an open-plan interior.

Because sideboards have their own dedicated search intent and extensive range, explore the complete luxury sideboards collection to compare available dimensions, materials and internal layouts.

TV units for media storage

A dedicated TV unit is designed around the practical requirements of television and media equipment. Before choosing a model, check the television’s width and weight, the position of its stand or feet and the space required for receivers, games consoles and other devices.

Review the product specification for cable access, ventilation and recommended load limits. An ordinary cabinet should not be adapted as a media unit unless its construction and dimensions make it suitable for that purpose. Browse the dedicated TV units collection for appropriate designs.

Chests of drawers for bedrooms and dressing rooms

Chests of drawers provide accessible storage for folded clothing, textiles, accessories and personal items. The combination of a practical drawer layout and a usable upper surface makes them particularly suited to bedrooms and dressing rooms.

When comparing models, consider the number and depth of the drawers, the clearance required to open them fully and the height of the furniture if it will be positioned beneath a mirror or styled with a lamp. Explore our bedroom chests of drawers for dedicated bedroom storage.

Display cabinets, cupboards and specialist storage

A display cabinet allows selected glassware, ceramics, books or decorative objects to remain visible behind glass doors. Closed cupboards create a calmer appearance and are better suited to items that should remain out of sight. A combination of open and closed storage can provide both display space and practical organisation.

For bottles, stemware and entertaining accessories, choose furniture designed specifically for drinks storage. The separate bar cabinets collection includes specialist interiors that may feature bottle compartments, glass holders, drawers, shelves and mirrored panels.

Cabinets for different rooms

Living room cabinets

Living-room storage may be used for books, games, documents, media accessories and household items that do not need to remain on display. A low cabinet can create an elegant base beneath artwork or a mirror, whilst a taller piece may add vertical structure to an otherwise empty wall.

Dining room cabinets

Dining-room cabinets keep plates, glassware, serving dishes and table linen conveniently close to the dining table. Allow enough space for doors and drawers to open without obstructing chairs or the main route through the room.

Bedroom cabinets

Bedroom storage should complement the capacity of the wardrobe and provide convenient access to frequently used items. Chests of drawers, compact cupboards and bedside cabinets serve different purposes and should be selected according to the available space and the items being stored.

Materials and finishes

Wood and wood veneer introduce warmth, grain and natural variation. Pale oak and lighter timber finishes can support calm contemporary interiors, whilst darker wood tones create a stronger and more formal presence. Metal bases, handles and inlays add definition, with black, brass-toned and silver finishes producing distinctly different effects.

Glass doors make a cabinet feel visually lighter and allow selected objects to remain visible. Fluted, carved and textured fronts create changing patterns of light and shadow, giving larger furniture greater depth without relying on excessive ornamentation.

How to choose the right cabinet

Begin with what you need to store

Consider the size, weight and frequency of use of the intended contents. Adjustable shelves provide flexibility, drawers keep smaller items organised and specialist features such as cable openings or glass racks are useful only when they correspond to the intended purpose.

Measure the complete space

Compare the full width, depth and height of the cabinet with the available area. Include skirting boards, sockets, radiators, nearby doors and the clearance required to open drawers and cabinet fronts fully. Marking the proposed footprint on the floor can help demonstrate its true scale.

Check the delivery route

Measure entrances, corridors, lifts, staircases and restricted turns leading to the intended room. Large cabinets may be delivered assembled, so the dimensions of the furniture must be compared with the entire delivery route rather than only its final position.

Follow the safety guidance

Place the cabinet on a level surface and follow the assembly and wall-fixing instructions supplied with the individual product. Tall, heavy or drawer-based furniture may require suitable wall restraint depending on its construction and intended use.

Cabinets from K&B London

K&B London offers storage furniture for interiors in which proportion, material and practical use are equally important. The collection ranges from restrained wooden cabinets to more sculptural pieces with decorative fronts, contrasting finishes, glass panels and metal detailing.

Use the dedicated categories to compare furniture created for a particular purpose, or browse the complete Cabinets collection to discover storage designs for living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms and open-plan interiors. Complementary pieces can be found throughout our wider collection of luxury furniture.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a cabinet and a sideboard?

Cabinet is a broad term for enclosed storage furniture. A sideboard is generally a low, wide cabinet used in a living room or dining room, often combining cupboards, shelves or drawers with a generous upper display surface.

Which cabinet is best for a living room?

The right type depends on its intended use. Choose a TV unit for media equipment, a sideboard for general concealed storage or a display cabinet when selected objects should remain visible behind glass.

What should be checked before ordering a large cabinet?

Check the furniture dimensions, usable internal space, door and drawer clearance, product weight, assembly requirements and complete delivery route. Follow the supplied guidance regarding installation and wall fixing.