This solid wood sideboard, in a duo of black and dark wood, imposes a contemporary elegance while remaining easy to integrate into a living room or dining room. Its long volume offers a beautiful surface to hold a lamp, a few art books, or a vase, while its three large cabinets organize daily items with simplicity. Inside, a common shelf allows for structured storage of dishes, table linen, or jars, depending on needs. Sourced from a second-hand market, this piece combines warm materials and a clean look. Placed against a wall, it can accommodate a large mirror above and a row of ceramics on the top. Length: 199 cm Width: 49 cm Height: 81 cm A brief history of the sideboard: The first Scandinavian sideboards appeared in the 1950s. The Scandinavian-style sideboard is part of the innovative post-war furniture. Its airy lines and rectilinear volumes reflect the sober style inspired by modernism, featuring all the characteristics of Norwegian, Swedish, and Finnish designers. The Scandinavian sideboard is crafted using traditional cabinetmaking, usually from teak wood. It has replaced the traditional dining room buffet and now also serves as a console. For a stylish and pleasant living room, the sideboard is the perfect piece of furniture!
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This solid wood sideboard, in a duo of black and dark wood, imposes a contemporary elegance while remaining easy to integrate into a living room or dining room. Its long volume offers a beautiful surface to hold a lamp, a few art books, or a vase, while its three large cabinets organize daily items with simplicity. Inside, a common shelf allows for structured storage of dishes, table linen, or jars, depending on needs. Sourced from a second-hand market, this piece combines warm materials and a clean look. Placed against a wall, it can accommodate a large mirror above and a row of ceramics on the top. Length: 199 cm Width: 49 cm Height: 81 cm A brief history of the sideboard: The first Scandinavian sideboards appeared in the 1950s. The Scandinavian-style sideboard is part of the innovative post-war furniture. Its airy lines and rectilinear volumes reflect the sober style inspired by modernism, featuring all the characteristics of Norwegian, Swedish, and Finnish designers. The Scandinavian sideboard is crafted using traditional cabinetmaking, usually from teak wood. It has replaced the traditional dining room buffet and now also serves as a console. For a stylish and pleasant living room, the sideboard is the perfect piece of furniture!