Space Saving Corner Curio - Continued

Howard Miller Brand

Sometimes the brand name will make a difference, especially when a company has a reputation for putting out a high quality curio selection. When it comes to brand names, you may or may not already be familiar with some of the heavy hitters in the corner curio cabinet scene.

The Howard Miller curio cabinet and clock models provide selections that exceed more than 500 choices. Their curio doors are built with extra strength by paying extreme attention to the stability of the top arch. A combination of screws and glue holds their curios together, while the base construction is one of the most solid on the block.

There are also many different special features to consider when selecting a curio cabinet. Interior lighting, such as incandescent or halogen options further brings contained items to life by creating a radiance that demands attention. Switches are easily accessible, positioned either on the back of the cabinet or in a discreet inside-location.

Sometimes, curio cabinets come with drawers that are added to their design that creates extra storage space for both collectible and non-collectible related items. To increase the safety that your prized possessions receive, corner curios may also come equipped with door locks or safety latches, which increases the protection of valuables stored inside. It will also keep curious children from damaging the contents of your cabinet.

Curio Features and Options

There are numerous manufacturers that produce a wide range of corner curios for the home. A variety of shapes, sizes, and colors make it pretty hard to settle on just one. But sometimes, if you’re lucky, you may come across one that seems to call out your name. When scanning the selection of corner curios, you will find options, such as the Brunswick Curio Cabinet, which presents a curved wood frame and interesting glass arrangement.

If you are looking for a traditional dark wood finish, the Georgia Corner Curio Cabinet represents the Pulaski brand name, and stands at 78 inches tall. The Chocolate Cherry finish also works well within a contemporary interior scheme as its own Art-Deco design calls for immediate attention. Dual back panels and halogen lighting also add to the allure of anything placed in this intriguing selection. To get an idea of the many corner curio selections on the market, you should scan Internet resources that list some of the most popular cabinet features, including adjustable shelves, halogen light interior, mirrored back panels, and two-door openings.

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