The vasselier settles a question that every dining room ends up asking: where to store the dishes of the daily and where to expose the one of the great occasions. With its closed lower part and its glass top, it answers both at once. Meuble House offers here its solid wooden vasseliers, from small model to the large facade of two meters.
Store at the bottom, expose at the top: the double function of the panselier
The vasselier is the heir of the large farm cabinets in which the dishes were protected. He kept the silhouette in two superimposed parts, each with its role. The lower part, closed by full doors and drawers, welcomes what you use every day, plates, dishes, table linen, away from the eyes. The upper part does the opposite work. Behind its glass doors, the table services, glasses and carafs remain visible and protected from dust, which avoids washing them before each festive meal. Between the two, some models add an open niche, convenient to place a lamp or objects that are often used. It is this organization that distinguishes the vasselier from a simple one. wooden cabinet, all doors are full. On several of our selection of vases, integrated LED lighting highlights the contents of the glass shelves, a detail that turns the furniture into a bright spot in the dining room when evening comes.
Small bowl or large model: choose according to your room
Our selection ranges from a small one meter bowl to large models that reach two meters long, and the correct format depends on the space you have. The first criterion is the width of the wall available. In a small dining room, a narrow and high bowl takes little space on the floor while offering several levels of storage. You will find several in acacia or mango, as well as a low model if you prefer to leave the wall free above the furniture. In a large room, a vaselier from 170 to 200 cm structures the wall facing the table, side by side with the wooden dining room sideboard The two are well-rounded, the sideboard to store, the bowling pantry to highlight the dishes behind its glass doors. As for materials, the collection offers canned facades in oiled oak, sliding doors on workshop-inspired models, and wood with marked shades such as palisander or recycled teak, whose shades vary from one piece to another.
Find your vaisselier at Meuble House
Meuble House offers a range of industrial and classical style vaseries, not to mention the contemporary and Scandinavian. Workshop ambiance lovers will look to the wooden and metal models, those who prefer the Scandinavian style to the clear acacia facades, and those who like the classic to the solid oak with traditional lines.
Before ordering, consider measuring the ceiling height in addition to the width of the wall. A bowl often exceeds 180 cm, and you must be able to raise it without touching the ceiling when installing it. Discover our selection to compare the sizes and essences, and enjoy our payment facilities in 3 or 4 times. In case of hesitation between two models, the Meuble House team is available to advise you.