With its tapered feet and golden handles, this second-hand sideboard made of wood and metal, in a dark wood tone, boasts a very polished contemporary look. Its three drawers and door create clear storage for tableware, linens, or some papers, while the varnish highlights the material. In a living room, this piece readily accommodates a lamp, a vase, or a stack of beautiful books on its top. Its simple design pairs well with current decor, where dark wood interacts with metal and golden details. On the top, a bouquet of dried flowers and a few stemmed glasses compose a discreet and elegant scene. Length: 126 cm Width: 44 cm Height: 50 cm Drawer height: 8 cm A brief history of the sideboard The first Scandinavian sideboards appeared in the 1950s. The Scandinavian-style sideboard is part of innovative post-war furniture. Its airy lines and rectilinear volumes reflect the sober style inspired by modernism, with all the characteristics of Norwegian, Swedish, and Finnish designers. The Scandinavian sideboard is made using traditional cabinetmaking, generally in teak wood. It is used as a replacement for the traditional dining room buffet and now serves as a console. For a stylish and livable living room, the sideboard is the perfect piece of furniture!
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With its tapered feet and golden handles, this second-hand sideboard made of wood and metal, in a dark wood tone, boasts a very polished contemporary look. Its three drawers and door create clear storage for tableware, linens, or some papers, while the varnish highlights the material. In a living room, this piece readily accommodates a lamp, a vase, or a stack of beautiful books on its top. Its simple design pairs well with current decor, where dark wood interacts with metal and golden details. On the top, a bouquet of dried flowers and a few stemmed glasses compose a discreet and elegant scene. Length: 126 cm Width: 44 cm Height: 50 cm Drawer height: 8 cm A brief history of the sideboard The first Scandinavian sideboards appeared in the 1950s. The Scandinavian-style sideboard is part of innovative post-war furniture. Its airy lines and rectilinear volumes reflect the sober style inspired by modernism, with all the characteristics of Norwegian, Swedish, and Finnish designers. The Scandinavian sideboard is made using traditional cabinetmaking, generally in teak wood. It is used as a replacement for the traditional dining room buffet and now serves as a console. For a stylish and livable living room, the sideboard is the perfect piece of furniture!