262 pieces across 10 departments Every size on this site is the published size Prices updated 8 August 2026
BORNOONStorage furniture

About

About BORNOON

We design storage furniture with fluted and curved fronts for the rooms that run out of space first: halls, small bedrooms, and living rooms with one long empty wall.

The range, in one paragraph

262 pieces across 10 departments. Shoe cabinets that tilt forward instead of taking up a walkway. Chests of drawers from 2 to 12 drawers. Bedside tables with mains outlets in the body. Sideboards long enough to finish a wall, tall pantry cabinets for kitchens with no cupboard left, bookshelves, dressing tables with lit mirrors, and corner desks. Widths run from 17.7 to 65 inches and prices from $76.49 to $305.99.

One design language, deliberately

The reeded front is the through-line. 109 pieces carry it and 75 carry a softened corner or a curved edge. Together they are the reason a hall cabinet and a bedroom chest from this range read as belonging in the same house. Handles are brass, black metal, or cut into the front where the piece is meant to read as one surface.

The colour range is warm rather than neutral: 11 finishes, led by black, white and walnut, with oak and natural tones for rooms with wooden floors.

How this site is built

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