With its tall silhouette and dark wood, this Scandinavian sideboard brings a contemporary line to the living space. Its drawers, doors, and display cabinet constitute a generous storage set, ideal for organizing dishes, linens, or some carefully selected objects. Its slender shape gives it a true focal point in a living room, dining area, or office. The dark wood subtly highlights its volumes and easily pairs with light materials, glass, or a textured rug. In a well-decorated setting, it will gladly host ceramics, books, and a beautiful lamp. Length: 220 cm Width: 46 cm Height: 148 cm Drawer height: 10 cm A little history of the sideboard: It was in the 1950s that the first Scandinavian sideboards made their appearance. 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, incorporating all the characteristics of Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish designers, etc. The Scandinavian sideboard is made using traditional cabinet-making techniques, usually in teak wood. It serves as a replacement for the traditional dining room buffet and now also functions as a console. For a stylish and pleasant living room, the sideboard is the perfect piece of furniture!
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With its tall silhouette and dark wood, this Scandinavian sideboard brings a contemporary line to the living space. Its drawers, doors, and display cabinet constitute a generous storage set, ideal for organizing dishes, linens, or some carefully selected objects. Its slender shape gives it a true focal point in a living room, dining area, or office. The dark wood subtly highlights its volumes and easily pairs with light materials, glass, or a textured rug. In a well-decorated setting, it will gladly host ceramics, books, and a beautiful lamp. Length: 220 cm Width: 46 cm Height: 148 cm Drawer height: 10 cm A little history of the sideboard: It was in the 1950s that the first Scandinavian sideboards made their appearance. 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, incorporating all the characteristics of Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish designers, etc. The Scandinavian sideboard is made using traditional cabinet-making techniques, usually in teak wood. It serves as a replacement for the traditional dining room buffet and now also functions as a console. For a stylish and pleasant living room, the sideboard is the perfect piece of furniture!