ArcNest Bathroom Wall Cabinet

A light-oak wall cabinet with rounded corners, sculpted rainbow-arch doors and a practical open shelf below. Hidden shelves organize bottles and toiletries, while the lower niche keeps towels and daily essentials within reach.

The Next Bestseller:Arch-front doors add instant style to small bathrooms.Closed + open storage in one slim cabinet saves wall space.Soft wood tone and curves fit Scandi, Japandi and family bathrooms.

We offer ODM/OEM support for this arched bath wall cabinet, including custom width, height, depth, shelf layout and open-niche size to match your vanity programs. Wood species, veneer direction, stain or paint color, finish sheen and the 3D arch pattern can all be adjusted to your target style and price point. Hardware, soft-close hinges and wall-mount systems are customizable, and we can develop matching mirror cabinets or tall units as a full bathroom range, with branded packaging and assembly instructions to your market standards.

Q1. Where can wall cabinets and shelves be used in the home?
A1. Wall cabinets and shelves can be used in kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, and offices. They provide extra storage and display space without occupying floor area.

Q2. Are open shelves or closed wall cabinets better for kitchens?
A2. Open shelves are ideal for frequently used items and decor, while closed wall cabinets hide clutter and protect contents from grease and dust. A combination of both is common.

Q3. How high should wall cabinets be mounted above a countertop?
A3. Wall cabinets in kitchens are typically mounted 45–55 cm above the countertop. This distance provides comfortable access and enough workspace under the cabinets.

Q4. What weight limits should be considered for wall shelves?
A4. Wall shelf weight limits depend on the bracket system and wall type. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidance and use appropriate anchors for masonry or drywall.

Q5. Can wall cabinets and shelves be combined in one design?
A5. Many modern interiors combine closed wall cabinets with open shelves in the same run. This creates both practical storage and areas for display, keeping the wall visually light.