This Danish sideboard from the 1970s exemplifies Scandinavian modernism, crafted in teak veneer with a semi-matte finish and set on four rounded, tapered solid wood legs. The body features a warm, medium brown tone with subtle reddish undertones, while the natural wood grain provides visual rhythm across the surface. The front is composed of three large sliding doors without handles, maintaining an uninterrupted, clean facade. Inside, there are four height-adjustable shelves, a bar compartment with a fixed shelf, two spacious drawers, and a decorative mirror. Every detail—from proportion to the precision of joinery—reflects the high standard of Danish craftsmanship from this era. The sideboard is preserved in excellent condition, with only minor scratches and filled veneer losses visible, consistent with careful restoration and natural vintage use. This piece echoes the spirit of the 1970s, when Danish homes embraced light, simplicity, and functional design. The teak veneer tells a tale of harmony between material and form, while the sliding doors evoke the ease and informality of daily living. It is a sideboard that never dominates the space; instead, it quietly underscores order and rhythm, as if whispering stories of evening gatherings at the bar or family keepsakes stored behind mirrored doors and in generous drawers. It could be paired with geometric 1970s lamps or minimalist ceramics to highlight its Scandinavian roots. The sideboard fits well in a bright living room, where natural light enhances the
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Height81 cm
Depth42 cm
Width165 cm
Dimension details
Width165 cm
Height81 cm
Depth42 cm
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