BD Barcelona has a knack for turning everyday furniture into gallery-grade architecture, and their collaboration with Belgian design duo Muller Van Severen is no exception. The Bridges Cabinet collection elevates standard home storage by giving it a sculptural, structural footprint inspired by the fluid, wavy lines of industrial silhouettes.
Constructed by hand, each piece is defined by a heavy, monolithic body contrasted by a dramatic cutout at the base. These architectural cutouts—available in clean Arch, geometric Triangle, or flowing Curtain variations—create a distinct negative space that visually lifts the massive units off the floor, mimicking the structural span of a bridge.
Constructed by hand, each piece is defined by a heavy, monolithic body contrasted by a dramatic cutout at the base. These architectural cutouts—available in clean Arch, geometric Triangle, or flowing Curtain variations—create a distinct negative space that visually lifts the massive units off the floor, mimicking the structural span of a bridge.
The cabinets are as much about texture and color play as they are about form. The exterior is coated in an ultra-smooth, high-gloss lacquer available in vibrant tones like Aubergine, Blue, Green, and Red, alongside a clean Oyster White. Open the flush, push-to-open doors, and the interior shifts to a refined matte finish. Under the hood, everything is engineered to a premium standard, featuring titanium-finished steel hinges, an integrated automatic pulse-opening system, and custom configurations that allow the tallest variant to function as a wardrobe with an internal hanging rail.
