Sill Cupboard meta Brass replaces the usual straight

Brass replaces the usual straight bar with one loosely curved arm

Two pile heights are woven into the same hand-loomed construction

It is built from the same three parts

Solid FSC-certified ash pieces meet at the same interlocking angled joints

and santal for a bright

Sill Cupboard meta Brass replaces the usual straightThe ferm Living Sill Cupboard reads as a quiet, upright cabinet, its door fronts cut with fine vertical grooves that catch light and shadow across an otherwise plain surface. FSC Mix certified oak veneer over an MDF core is dark stained and carved to form those grooves, with raised edges framing three sides of the top for extra display space. The name Sill comes from the French sillon, meaning a carved groove, a nod to the channels cut into its doors.