Ello Sideboards

Ello black Glass & brass sideboard designed by O. B. Solie from his Moods Collection. Clad in black glass, four doors, two cabinets with single shelf, ...

Ello Petite Herringbone design Travertine & Chrome Credenza. dual interior cabinets with adjustable shelf.

Sleek and minimalist sideboard buffet cabinet with clean lines absent any visible hardware. Clad entirely in black glass, four doors, two cabinets with single shelf, chunky brass cla...

Five door sideboard designed by O. B. Solie for Ello Furniture. Top and door faces clad in polished red Persian travertine marble set in a herringbone pattern. Slab supports and doo...

Minimalism meets Hollywood glam. Bronze mirror clad four door sideboard on molded brass trim base. Discrete door pulls render this large piece essentially invisible - like Wonder Wo...

Glamorous mirrored credenza buffet cabinet designed by O. B. Solie for Ello in the 1970's as part of their successful "Reflections" collection (See last image for an original Ello te...

Stunning Vintage Mid-Century Modern mirror glass sideboard by Ello Furniture. The coveted six door Skyscraper design features stacked folding door panels. They have lots of great storage space and the side panels are chrome metal. The center area has a light in order. The piece is in excellent condition. Ello furniture was known in its heyday for being as practical as it was stylish. The company's motto was "Contemporary Furniture of Distinction," and their designs were highly functional with just the right amount of flair for the modern home. In 1976, the Fort Lauderdale News and Sun-Sentinel described an Ello modular wall unit as "a rare combination of function plus spectacular glamour." Ello also collaborated with well-known designers of the era, like O.B. Solie. During the 1970s, Solie worked with mirrored glass, bronze, oak and more to design a range of tallboys, chests, sideboards and other pieces that boasted gilt brass escutcheons and brushed chrome drawer pulls. In its prime, Ello held annual inventory clearance sales that attracted hundreds of customers. People lined up around the warehouse, sometimes camping out days in advance. Sales started to become more frequent, and in 2010, Ello closed its doors. In 2011, they auctioned off the rest of their merchandise. Today vintage Ello furniture...