Edition 03 brings a new range to Oriana B, and it is one of the most confident yet. The Firenze Collection takes its cue from Italian design tradition: dark, richly patterned solid wood, doors carved with vertical fluting that catches the light, long brass handles that run the full length of each panel, and legs that curve seamlessly out of soft, rounded corners rather than sitting bolted on beneath. Nothing about it looks assembled. Every piece in the range reads as one continuous, sculpted object.
Three pieces make up the collection so far: the Firenze Bar Cabinet, the Firenze Sideboard, and the Firenze TV Cabinet. Each is designed and manufactured exclusively by Oriana B, and each shares the same fluted, dark, brass-handled language while solving a different problem in the room.
Firenze Bar Cabinet
At H95 x W80 x D40cm, the Bar Cabinet is the most theatrical piece in the range. Behind its fluted doors and brass handles sits a fully fitted interior: a mirrored back panel that doubles the depth of the cabinet and throws the glassware back at the room, a hanging glassware rack, a moveable wine rack, and a drawer. Closed, it gives nothing away. Opened, it turns pouring a drink into a small occasion. Slender enough in depth to sit flush against a wall, it suits a living room, dining room, or a dedicated home bar corner.
Firenze Sideboard
The largest piece in the collection, at H75 x W160 x D40cm, the Sideboard is built around three fluted doors rather than two, giving it a more architectural rhythm: a central door flanked symmetrically on either side. Rounded corners flow directly into the leg profile, so the piece reads as one resolved silhouette from across a room. Inside, a double cabinet and a single cabinet, each with a shelf, hold everything a dining room or living room needs kept out of sight. Sitting at standard sideboard height, the top surface doubles easily as serving space.
Firenze TV Cabinet
At W150 x H50 x D42cm, the TV Cabinet takes the same fluted, brass-handled language and adds a central open section between its two doors, a natural spot for books, a small lamp, or a single ceramic piece. The low profile suits a wall-mounted screen at a comfortable viewing height, and the open shelf gives the wall something to look at when the screen is off.
The details that tie it together
Fluted doors, long brass handles, rounded corners, integrated legs: the same vocabulary repeats across all three pieces, which makes them easy to combine. A room built around one Firenze piece will read as considered; a room built around two or three will read as designed. The dark solid wood and warm brass work naturally with linen, natural stone, aged leather, and other warm, material-led palettes already common across Oriana B's Modern Heritage range.
The full Firenze Collection is available for delivery and collection from mid-October 2026, and all three pieces can be viewed in person ahead of that date at the Oriana B Showroom in Baldoyle, Dublin 13.
