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The Keramos Cabinets by Coprodotto

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Bright, vibrant and full of oomph, the Keramos cabinets by Adriano Design and La Castellamonte (Coprodotto) are sure to shake up the atmosphere in any living space. This furniture has a vivacious flavor of style because of its careful design process of blending glazed ceramic and wood to result in something so marvelous. Reminiscent of terra cotta jars, its colorful ceramic shell pops into any room making it quite the scrumptious treat for the home.

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