Effortless Storage That Just Works
The cabinet storage range at The Feelter covers four formats, each suited to a different room and storage need. Sideboard cabinets with a long, low profile suit dining room and living room walls, providing closed storage for dining ware, linen, and media equipment; they contribute to the room’s horizontal composition rather than disrupting it. Fluted cabinet pieces with a textured vertical door front can become the defining design feature of a room, adding depth and tactility to a room that can otherwise feel flat. And featureless. Taller cabinet formats for hallways, bedrooms, and home offices provide vertical storage where a low console format would waste the available wall height. Display cabinets with glazed or open sections allow for selective display alongside closed storage, giving you control over what is shown and what is concealed.
The fluted cabinet has become one of the most searched storage styles in contemporary Australian interiors, and for good reason. The ribbed vertical grooves pressed or routed into the door fronts create a surface that catches light differently across the day, introducing texture and movement to what is otherwise a composed, minimal form. Fluted pieces work across a wide range of interior styles, from warm Japandi or Scandi rooms where the ribbed texture echoes natural materials to more layered and eclectic spaces where the cabinet’s surface detail reads as a deliberate design choice. Finish options for fluted cabinets in this range cover an array of wooden materials, including lighter oak wood to warmer walnuts and teaks, each producing a different quality of light play across the ribbed surface.
Materials and finishes across the cabinet storage range give each piece different visual weights and character. Solid timber and high-quality veneer in oak, walnut, and lighter natural tones suit warmer rooms that are well lit. Lacquered and painted finishes in muted neutrals and tonal palettes suit rooms where the cabinet should complement rather than compete with the furniture around it. Metal leg and handle finishes including brass, black powder-coat, and brushed steel define the character of a piece at close range: brass reads warmly while black reads graphically and contemporary, brushed steel reads refined and neutral. Pairing a cabinet with one of The Feelter’s TV units in the same room requires checking that these finishing details carry a consistent palette. Key pieces are available to view at The Feelter’s Melbourne showroom, where texture and finish accuracy are significantly easier to see in person than on screen.
