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Soft Geometry: Curves, Pills and Arches in Cabinet Design
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Soft Geometry: Curves, Pills and Arches in Cabinet Design

AUGUST 04, 2026  ◆  3 MIN READ
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After years of knife-edge minimalism, rooms are exhaling. Curves entered through furniture; cabinetry is following.

After years of knife-edge minimalism, rooms are exhaling. Curves entered through furniture; cabinetry is following.

Entry points

Arched inner profiles (our Boheme, Ivy, Jasmine families), pill and oval inlays, radius end panels on islands, and curved-front furniture pieces. Doors stay flat; profiles and panels carry the softness — the affordable route.

The full-curve tier

True curved doors on radius carcasses are bespoke-priced and lead-time heavy; reserve for one hero element — a curved island end, a drum bar — against standard runs. One curve per room is glamour; three is a spaceship.

Pairing softness

Soft geometry loves matte cream, clay and sage; brass and bronze hardware; fluted texture as its natural companion (both are light-play devices). Sharp black hardware on curved profiles fights the brief.

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Frequently asked

Are arched cabinet doors expensive?

Arched inner profiles machine at standard-program pricing; true curved doors are the bespoke tier.

Which designs offer arches?

Boheme, Ivy, Jasmine and the Country arch families — all in the catalog's model pages.

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