Perforated Cabinet Small, Eggshell
£445.00
The Perforated cabinet by Hay and designed by Muller Van Severen is a striking storage solution that blends bold design with practical functionality.
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Description
Defined by the designers’ signature use of colour and form, this cabinet features a perforated front that subtly hides contents while keeping everything organised. Available in multiple sizes, and as both wall-mounted and floor-standing versions, each unit is equipped with a magnetic door closure for effortless access. Crafted from durable powder-coated steel, the Perforated cabinet offers a versatile and stylish solution for storing belongings in homes, offices, or public spaces, while adding a sculptural, contemporary touch to any interior.
Designed by Muller Van Severen. Original design from 2025.
- Designed by Muller Van Severen.
- Available in multiple sizes and colours.
- Magnetic door closure for easy use.
- Perforated front combines privacy with visibility.
- Designed by Muller Van Severen.
Designed by Muller Van Severen. Original design from 2025.
About the cabinet from Hay
- Designed by Muller Van Severen.
- Available in multiple sizes and colours.
- Magnetic door closure for easy use.
- Perforated front combines privacy with visibility.
- Designed by Muller Van Severen.
Product information
- Item number433553
- Delivery item numberAF094-A601-AP19
- Brand
- Series
- DesignerMuller Van Severen
- Freight classLarge
- Adjustable shelvesYes
- ColourEggshell
- Delivered assembledNo
- Made inChina
- MaterialPowder coated steel
- Number of doors2
- SizeSmall
- Year of design2025
- Depth40 cm
- Height66.5 cm
- Width89 cm
About the brand
Hay was founded in 2002, and its furniture collection was launched at Imm Cologne in 2003. The ambition behind Hay was to encourage Danish furniture design to return to its innovative golden age of the 1950s and 1960s, but in a context suited to the present day. It quickly became a concept that gained global popularity.