Sideboards

Throughout the 1960s, Scandinavian, Italian, French or Belgian designers developed increasingly refined wooden sideboards, playing with teak, rosewood, walnut or oak

Carefully restored in our workshops, our storage furniture retains its original materials and regains full functionality. Each sideboard, or cabinet undergoes a meticulous inspection of veneers, joints, hardware and finishes before being offered for sale. Our new arrivals are shipped in secure packaging, ready to find their place in a contemporary interior.

It is impossible to imagine vintage furniture without the sideboard. More than just a storage piece, it structures an interior, immediately catches the eye and has accompanied daily life for over half a century.

The first large sideboards of the 1950s favored sober lines and balanced proportions, inspired by post-war modernism. Throughout the 1960s, Scandinavian, Italian, French or Belgian designers developed increasingly refined wooden sideboards, playing with teak, rosewood, walnut or oak. The 1970s saw the appearance of more sculptural creations, where volumes, handles and bases became true design elements.