The combination of dark wood and black metal gives this contemporary cabinet a sleek and refined look. Its double door conceals a storage space complemented by a shelf, ideal for accommodating dishes, linen, or files in both a living room and an entryway. With its measured height, it easily slides against a wall and offers an elegant presence without weighing down the room. One can imagine it adorned with beautiful books, a ceramic vase, and a few selected objects, creating a composition that is both functional and stylish. Length: 100 cm Width: 45 cm Height: 71 cm Niche height: 19 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 understated modernist style, incorporating all the characteristics of Norwegian, Swedish, and Finnish designers. The Scandinavian sideboard is crafted using traditional cabinetry techniques, typically in teak wood. It serves as a replacement for the traditional dining room buffet and now also acts as a console. For a stylish and pleasant living room, the sideboard is the perfect piece of furniture!
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The combination of dark wood and black metal gives this contemporary cabinet a sleek and refined look. Its double door conceals a storage space complemented by a shelf, ideal for accommodating dishes, linen, or files in both a living room and an entryway. With its measured height, it easily slides against a wall and offers an elegant presence without weighing down the room. One can imagine it adorned with beautiful books, a ceramic vase, and a few selected objects, creating a composition that is both functional and stylish. Length: 100 cm Width: 45 cm Height: 71 cm Niche height: 19 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 understated modernist style, incorporating all the characteristics of Norwegian, Swedish, and Finnish designers. The Scandinavian sideboard is crafted using traditional cabinetry techniques, typically in teak wood. It serves as a replacement for the traditional dining room buffet and now also acts as a console. For a stylish and pleasant living room, the sideboard is the perfect piece of furniture!