Asplund
Snow Cabinet E (Covered Doors)
Snow Cabinet E (Covered Doors)
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Designed by Jonas Bohlin & Thomas Sandell 1994.
The Snow series is still manufactured in the small town of Björbo, Dalarna, Sweden.
The classic Snow Cabinet E has two soft-closing covered doors, a middle partition, and four shelves. Extra shelves can be ordered, and the cabinet is available in two depths. All wood materials used are FSC-certified.
A security strap for wall attachment is included with every delivery, to be secured to the wall and prevent tilting when a heavily loaded upper section is opened. The lacquer is water-based, chosen for its adhesion, durability, and resistance to staining from coffee, alcohol, and fats.
Specifications
- Width: 35.4" (90 cm)
- Depth: 11.8" or 16.5" (30 or 42 cm)
- Height: 42.9" (109 cm)
- Shelf width: 16.7" (42.5 cm)
- Structure: lacquered MDF with a solid wood base
- Base: solid, natural stained oak
- FSC-certified wood
- Made in Sweden
Request a Quote for a Natural Birch base.
Jonas Bohlin is a Swedish interior architect and designer, influential in shaping contemporary design in Sweden since 1981.
Thomas Sandell is a Swedish architect and designer, influential in shaping contemporary design in Sweden since the 1990s.
Notice: Made to Order Item — No Returns or Cancellations
Product Files
Product Files
Lead Time
Lead Time
Made to order in Sweden — approximately 12–16 weeks.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Freight Shipping — Request Quote
Address must be a physical address, not a P.O. box.
Address must be in the continental U.S.
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Returns
Product is Non-returnable and Non-cancellable.
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Questions
Questions
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Asplund designs furniture rooted in Swedish craft traditions, made to move fluidly between styles and settings rather than dictate a single aesthetic. Each piece is built to be lived with for generations — a balance of material integrity, considered craftsmanship, and lasting form.