Discover the elegant simplicity of this two-piece china cabinet from the 1960s, designed by the renowned Milo Baughman for Directional Furniture. This mid-century modern gem stands out with its robust walnut construction, showcasing a naturally rich grain that offers both warmth and depth. The base features uniquely patterned panels set against sleek, satin black legs and minimalist hardware, which enclose a practical arrangement of two adjustable shelves and three drawers. The upper drawer is thoughtfully designed with dividers and a felt lining, perfect for organizing and protecting valuable items. Above, the hutch is fitted with two glass doors that lead to a spacious interior with eight adjustable shelves, three of which include slots for vertical plate display, providing versatile storage and display options. This piece perfectly captures Baughman’s flair for merging functional design with striking aesthetics, making it an ideal choice for displaying your cherished items in style.