This Mado-style sideboard adds a soft, easy-to-integrate touch to the home. Its compact size allows it to be placed in a kitchen, dining room, or even a living room without cluttering the space. The three lower cupboards and two drawers offer practical storage for tableware, table linens, or small everyday items. In the upper section, two glass-fronted cupboards beautifully display glasses, plates, or jars, while the height of the alcove makes it easy to use on a daily basis. The style pairs naturally with wooden chairs, vintage tableware, and a few dried flower bouquets. As a secondhand piece, it bears the marks of its history: the doors are a little difficult to open.
Length: 111 cm
Width: 38 cm
Height: 170.5 cm
Drawer height: 10.5 cm
Alcove height: 27.5 cm
A brief history of the sideboard
Rooted in the everyday life of 19th-century provincial homes, the country sideboard is the guardian of generous family meals. Crafted from solid woods like oak or cherry, it is distinguished by its sober lines and unique patina, a testament to the passage of time. Whether called a "low sideboard" or a "two-tier sideboard," it fits into a Rustic or Country Chic style depending on its ornamentation. Unlike formal parlor furniture, it prioritizes functionality with its wide doors and deep drawers.
