Tambour doors are defined by their fine vertical rhythm and the way they wrap smoothly around a curve when opened. Here, more than 80 individual oak slats are glued to heavy cotton canvas, creating a flexible panel that runs in continuous grooves cut into the top and bottom. A small groove at each slat end creates a deliberate shadow line where the doors meet the carcass, adding a crisp, clean detail to the otherwise seamless front.

The long door handles are made from the same oak as the cabinet, keeping the front visually consistent. They taper from a slimmer section where they meet the tambour slats to a fuller profile at the front, with a gentle curve that feels smooth and comfortable in the hand. Their proportions follow the long vertical lines of the slats, so they feel integrated into the doors rather than standing out like separate pieces of metal hardware.