Wood Sideboard

This oak sideboard measures 200 cm wide, 42 cm deep and 78 cm tall — a low, extended horizontal case built to run along a dining or living-room wall. At that length it gives you a broad landing surface at counter-adjacent height while the shallow 42 cm depth keeps it from crowding a room, so it reads as a long storage line rather than a bulky cabinet.

Oak is the structural heart of the piece, and it earns that role: oak's dense, ring-porous grain resists wear, dents and long-term structural fatigue, which is exactly what a high-use sideboard needs from years of drawers opening and objects being set down. Oak is also naturally moisture-resistant, a useful trait for a case piece that lives near dining and serving zones. Visually, oak brings warm, neutral tones and a distinctive ray-fleck figure that give the cabinet a refined but genuinely natural character.

The wood-veneer panels and saddle-leather details are deliberate choices, not shortcuts. Wood veneer bonded to a stable engineered core is more dimensionally stable than solid slabs — its layered structure resists the warping, cupping and cracking that solid wood can undergo as household humidity shifts, while still showing a real wood-grain surface. The saddle leather is a firm, vegetable-tanned accent leather: dense and structured by nature, it is one of the most durable leathers available and develops a rich patina over long use, so the leather-touched pulls or trim age into the wood rather than against it. A painted finish and a water-based finish complete the surfaces.

To care for it, dust regularly and wipe with a lightly damp cloth then dry; avoid soaking the wood, harsh chemicals, prolonged direct heat or sun, and standing water so the finish stays sound. On the saddle-leather details, blot any spills rather than rubbing, which keeps liquid from spreading into the hide. For exact dimensions, finish options and pricing, book a consultation at /consultation.