Decora Design Studio
Crockery Unit

Dining Area

Crockery Unit

Display and store crockery behind glass or solid shutters — organised and presentation-ready.

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About This Option

A crockery unit stores and displays dinnerware in one piece of joinery, usually split between glass-front sections for pieces you want visible and closed shutters for everyday stacks, appliances and bulk items. Shelf spacing decides whether it actually works: we measure your tallest glassware and largest platters and set adjustable shelves accordingly rather than defaulting to equal divisions. Glass sections get profile lighting and toughened shelves where loads are heavy, while closed sections get soft-close hinges and drawers with dividers for cutlery and table linen. Where the unit sits between kitchen and dining, we plan a 900mm counter section for serving, with sockets if a kettle, toaster or coffee machine lives there. Finishes usually pick up either the kitchen shutters or the dining wall so the unit belongs to both spaces rather than floating between them.

What's Included

  • —Crockery inventory measurement and shelf spacing plan
  • —Glass-front display and closed storage division
  • —Toughened adjustable shelves for heavy loads
  • —Profile lighting inside display sections
  • —Cutlery and linen drawers with internal dividers
  • —Serving counter with socket provision where required
  • —Finish coordinated with kitchen or dining wall
  • —Soft-close hinge and drawer hardware
  • —Installation, levelling and handover