21st Century Ih Maj in Cabinet Oak and Walnut Wood Handmade by Malabar

Color holds immense power in defining a space, transcending mere aesthetics to evoke emotions, influence moods, and shape the perception of an environment. From classic blue hues to ...

Memphis, the Italian design collective whose debut collection caused a sensation at Milan’s 1981 Salone del Mobile, was a riotous rejection of sensible modernism. Inspired by the very known art movements back in time, Art Deco and Pop Art Style, Memphis' Group was born. Known for its bright and bold furniture design style, Memphis keeps inspired artists and becomes a trend in interiors and furniture. Tributing Ettore Sottsass, the rule-breaking Malabar creatives designed this versatile piece of art. If it makes you wonder if it's a shelving unit, a room divider, or art, well, that's the point. With a rich palette and mix of Verde Guatemala and Rosso Levanto marbles, polished and brushed brass, and walnut, black stained ash wood, and Tanganyika wood leaves, this handcrafted chest of drawers...

"The value of a work lies in its expression" is the philosophy the Italian architect Carlo Scarpa, influenced by the materials, landscape, and history of the Venetian culture, clearly states. His architecture is deeply sensitive to the changes of time, from seasons to history, rooted in a sensuous material imagination. Scarpa is an undisputed name of the world’s modern architecture, which Malabar paid tribute to by designing the Venezia Modern Cabinet. Inspired by the beauty of the picturesque alleyways and romantic canals, this piece shares the mysterious map of Venice...

Even though established in cosmopolitan, chaotic cities, gentlemen’s exclusive clubs can provide an “oasis of tranquility” inside its robust, opulent walls. So, inspired by that prestigious experience, Harrison sideboard...

An American black walnut and English oak handcrafted drawer table/nightstand/end table. These are constructed from the finest American black walnut with the inner dovetailed jointed...

Diago’s design finds his inspiration from the industrial archeology of the late nineteenth century transforming his features into a vaguely eclectic stylistic code. The diagonal rhythm of the reticular structures used by Gustave Eiffel...

Inspired by deadstock Marimekko textile, the Jot Cabinet explores graphic inlays as a technique to enhance form. Observing where lines serendipitously intersected and diverged, this ...

Very elegant changeable cabinet, one open door in solid walnut. Beautiful Herringbone pattern in the door in solid oak. Its fully adjustable interiors that can be turned into a bar...