Contemporary Pair of Brutalist Sideboards Made of Solid Wood
Sent from the Netherlands
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Elevate your living space with this striking pair of contemporary Italian sideboards, where artistry meets functionality. Crafted from rich wood, each sideboard features clean-lined, plinth-based bodies that exude modern sophistication. The doors showcase a unique Brutalist-inspired design, composed of irregular rows of wooden blocks that create the illusion of a seamless front, hiding the joints with subtle mastery. Inside, a single shelf provides versatile storage for your essentials, while the sculptural exterior makes these sideboards a statement piece in any room. Perfect for those who appreciate bold design fused with practical elegance.this price is for 2 cabinets
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