Tuesday Top 10 . . . Individual "Case" Basis

Vintage metal cabinets - Scout in Chicago's Andersonville neighborhood

It's pretty straight-forward - here are ten of your favorites and my favorites. So what did I miss? What are your favorites? Do large pieces like this even make sense?

I love the idea of a using one of these in a kitchen along with a variety of alternative storage methods (pantry, open shelving) instead of the staid wall cabinets that are in so many kitchens it's difficult to conceive of a different notion.

Next week - Top 10 Chairs. Nominate yours now.


I have no idea how much this is, but it's from Jayson Home & Garden, which explains its undeniable awesomeness (and likely future home in a Dubai royal mansion). Oil money.


1920's French Armoire offered by Salvage One - $2200


Pine Hutch offered by Salvage One - $775


Cerulean Display Case offered by Gump's - $3950


Portman Entertainment Armoire offered by Restoration Hardware - $2195


Oxford Cabinet offered by Urbanest in Chicago - $1499


Quattro Entertainment Center offered by Gump's - $3495


Ikea. $150. Pretty awes0me deal.


Stanhope Glass Cabinet from Williams Sonoma Home - $3950 - $6950


Draper's Cabinet offered by the Sundance Furniture Company - $3495