This is Blum's MERIVOBOX drawer box with an integrated smoked glass internal panel running along the side. The drawer itself is 192mm high with Orion grey matt finish, designed to sit within your kitchen cabinetry as a standard internal drawer.

Where It Fits

You'll typically see this in base units where you want drawer storage with a softer, more refined internal appearance. The smoked glass panel creates visual interest inside the drawer while maintaining the practical benefits of a full-extension drawer system. It works well in contemporary kitchens where internal details matter as much as external ones.

How It Works

The drawer operates on Blum's BLUMOTION soft-close runners, so it closes gently and quietly every time. You get full extension, meaning you can access everything at the back of the drawer easily. The smoked glass panel is integrated into the drawer side, creating a clean internal finish rather than exposed steel or MFC.

Why It Matters

The smoked glass transforms what's typically a purely functional space into something that feels more considered. When you open the drawer, you see the glass panel rather than plain drawer sides. This attention to internal detail becomes particularly valuable in kitchens where drawers are opened frequently and the internal finish contributes to the overall sense of quality.

Build Quality

Blum's steel construction with their lifetime guarantee on the mechanism. The soft-close action uses their BLUMOTION system, which is consistent and reliable over time. The drawer will carry up to 40kg, making it suitable for storing heavier kitchen items. The Orion grey matt finish coordinates with contemporary handle-less kitchen designs.

Design Consideration

This works best when you want the internal experience to match the external sophistication of your kitchen. The smoked glass does show fingerprints and requires regular cleaning to maintain its appearance. If your drawers will store particularly messy items or you prefer low-maintenance internals, a standard drawer box might be more practical for your daily use.