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A beautifully worn and wonderfully characterful wooden first-aid cabinet, originally produced under the Sanoid name and used in workplaces and public buildings from the mid-20th century. This piece has the perfect balance of utilitarian history and rustic charm - ideal for adding a touch of vintage authenticity to a bathroom, hallway or studio space.
Crafted with dovetail joints and fitted with its original metal catch, the cabinet features a richly aged wooden exterior with its SANOID typography and distinctive geometric emblem still clearly visible. Decades of patina, surface wear and small losses to the edges all contribute to its honest, timeworn aesthetic.
Inside, the cabinet has been fitted at some point with later-added internal shelving, offering practical storage while still sitting comfortably within the original frame. The interior door has been painted, adding a lovely pop of mustard colour.
Approx. dimensions: W 46.5cm × H 39cm × D 12.5cm
