Chinese Japanese Style Cabinet

Seventy-one inches high and 71 wide. Somebody clearly enjoys a square.

This Japanese style cabinet was made in Hebei Province, China, and is contemporary, built of elm wood. It takes its form from the tall chests Japanese households used to keep dishes and kitchen goods, with sliding doors that need no room to swing. Two glazed sliding doors of nine panes each make up the top section, showing off the figured elm back. Below, two sliding doors with nine wood panels apiece sit over a row of four drawers with iron bail pulls. It is 71 inches long, 17.5 deep and 71 high.

Storage, with its paperwork in order.