This Danish oak sideboard from the 1970s exemplifies the restrained elegance of Scandinavian modernism. The cabinet is finished in a warm, deep brown oak veneer with a subtly matte surface that highlights the natural grain. Four solid wood legs, stained black, provide a visual counterpoint and lift the piece lightly above the floor. The front features double doors with integrated, understated handles, opening to a generous interior fitted with two adjustable shelves for flexible storage. The craftsmanship is evident in the precise joinery, smooth surfaces, and the absence of visible hardware or decorative elements, focusing attention on the material and proportions. The sideboard offers easy access and practical organization for various items. The surface has been recently refreshed; minor scratches and small veneer losses are visible upon close inspection, typical for vintage furniture, but the overall condition remains very good. This piece carries the quiet voice of Denmark’s 1970s: an era when design prioritized function and material honesty over ornament. The oak grain tells of a devotion to natural texture and clarity—a sideboard that seems to whisper the promise of everyday calm. The black legs create a subtle play of light and shadow beneath the body, while the unadorned doors invite effortless use and storage, further echoing the period’s preference for simplicity and order. The sideboard would suit a mid-century modern living room
DIMENSION
Height63 cm
Depth48 cm
Width120 cm
Dimension details
Width120 cm
Height63 cm
Depth48 cm
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