Kakopetria Four-Door Credenza

The Kakopetria Four-Door Credenza — 200 cm is a four-door storage cabinet designed for rooms where considered proportions and long-term stability matter. It is for homeowners and designers who want a warm, mid-toned timber piece that balances generous storage with restrained, adaptable styling. The sideboard combines bayur and mindi timbers over engineered panels to deliver a broad, stable surface and sensible internal capacity.

Kakopetria Four-Door Credenza — Features and benefits

The Kakopetria’s use of bayur and mindi—both Southeast Asian hardwoods—offers a tonal warmth and a stable structure that responds less to seasonal movement than more reactive timbers. Because mindi is close-grained and resistant to seasonal change, the 200 cm carcass remains square and reliable through variations in humidity and temperature, helping doors maintain alignment over time. These material choices reduce the need for frequent adjustment while preserving the natural character of solid timber.

The sideboard’s four-door arrangement across a 200 cm width keeps each access opening relatively narrow, which is practical in furnished rooms where doors must clear surrounding objects. The 50 cm depth accommodates large serving platters, stacked dinner services and everyday kitchenware without the items protruding from the cabinet face. At 86 cm high, the top sits slightly above typical counter height, making it a comfortable level for laying out food for serving and for displaying artwork or lighting above.

Beyond storage capacity, the Kakopetria reads as a calm, mid-toned presence in a room. Its measured proportions and natural timber surface make it suitable for dining rooms, living areas, or hallways where a substantial but understated piece is required. The material palette—bayur and mindi over plywood and MDF—allows the piece to present a solid timber appearance while maintaining engineered stability in the carcass.

Product details

• Dimensions: 200 × 50 × 86 cm (W × D × H).
• Configuration: Four doors.
• Material: Bayur and mindi wood, plywood and MDF.
• Design notes: 200 cm width with four doors keeps openings narrow for practical use in furnished rooms; 50 cm depth accommodates large platters and stacked services; 86 cm height provides a serving level slightly above typical worktop height.
• Finish variation: Natural timber — grain and tone vary between pieces, reflecting the inherent character of the materials.