With its distressed white wood highlighted by touches of pink, this thrifted sideboard exudes a gentle country spirit. Its grid-patterned glass doors offer a glimpse inside and showcase your tableware, while the light wood shelf provides storage space for plates, glasses, or a few jars. Thanks to its high alcove, it easily accommodates bulkier items and elegantly complements a dining room or kitchen. The marriage of wood and glass gives it a polished look, easy to pair with antique linens, wicker baskets, or white dinnerware. Adorned with earthenware and topped with a bouquet of dried flowers, it creates a warm setting. Like any second-hand piece of furniture, it bears the marks of its history: a few traces of time.
Length: 137 cm
Width: 40.5 cm
Height: 106 cm
Alcove height: 47 cm
A brief history of the sideboard
Anchored in the daily life of 19th-century provincial homes, the country sideboard is the guardian of generous meals. Crafted from solid woods such as 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-body 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.
