Crab Sideboard

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...

The Bridge group of cabinets are available in various sizes and designed for strength and functionality with a solid wood frame and practical spaces. The top, sides and doors work to...

A tribute to the Italian design of the 1950s, the Crab collection is characterized by pieces with a unique supporting structure that can be rotated to change the height of the cabinet (in this case from 162 to 171.5 cm). The base is made of solid wood rosewood, while the rest is made of veneered wood. This tall cabinet...

This Minimalist, elegant, lacquered wooden sideboard with hinged doors features a light olive wood top that seems to take flight over the solidity of the item's dark, black structure...

Amsterdam school sideboard in oak with paneled cupboards and raised handles in wenge wood. This piece exemplifies early 1900s Dutch design, blending utility and aesthetics. It's perf...

Italian 1970s console, credenza, or sideboard in rich walnut wood, featuring four rectangular drawers and two large cupboards below. This piece exemplifies mid-century Italian design...

Dutch Amsterdam School sideboard crafted in oak, distinguished by unique metal handles and an Art Deco frieze. This piece features three central drawer...

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