Chinese Sideboard

The warm tones and active grain of natural pine wood are the focus of this unusually articulated Dongbei sideboard. Made for a provincial home in northeastern China, this table was o...

Topped with offerings of food, burning incense, and painted images of the deceased, this enchanting coffer played a central role in Chinese ancestor worship. Handcrafted of northern elmwood in China's Shanxi province, this 19th century coffer...

Intricately constructed with traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery, this lacquered coffer was crafted by an artisan in northern China during the late Qing dynasty. Popular in China s...

Crafted in late 19th-century Tibet, this charming side cabinet is beautifully decorated in the Sino-Tibetan style with an allover design of trailing vines and geometric scrollwork. A...

Guermonprez sideboard. Restored/located in NY.

This unique sideboard, that can also be a colorful media stand, was designed by Maurizio Durandi and is part of the Patchwork collection, featuring furniture...

A refined sideboard with a classic silhouette and a visually striking presence, this meticulously crafted piece from the new Crab collection was introduced at Salone del Mobile durin...

This stunning sideboard is part of the new Crab collection, introduced at the Salone del Mobile event of 2018 Milan Design Week. Entirely crafted of durmast wood, this sideboard is defined by a unique load-bearing structure with four pincer elements (hence the name of the collection) on the sides that can be rotated to increase the height of the unit (from 73 to 82 cm). The storage space is hidden behind four soft-closing doors, the smallest featuring a darker, polished finish. Rustic in inspiration and modern in details, this piece creates a grand presence in any modern living dining...