One cabinet, shelves still bare.
The Prescott in a Halifax loft, whitewashed brick behind it and the harbour through tall steel windows, its shelves still empty.
From here you see the whole shape: a rounded arch over two full-height glass doors, each crossed by one wooden rail, with slim black bar handles at the centre seam.
Behind the glass are three shelves and two drawers, and the cabinet stands on four slim legs splayed outwards.



















