
Selection
A Sonnetta favorite
A sideboard with a painterly iron finish.
Four Hands via TopModernStormy 82 inch W Sideboard
Why we picked it
The Stormy Sideboard offers four-door storage in a long, low shape. Its distressed iron finish adds movement, while the slim base keeps it from feeling too heavy.
What stood out
The distressed iron is the first thing you notice. The finish breaks up the broad front, and the slim base keeps the long cabinet from looking too heavy.
Where it could work
It could work on a long wall in a dining room, entry, or media room when you need plenty of closed storage.
How we'd use it
We'd start with one lamp or low bowl on top, then live with it for a while before adding anything else.
- Room
- Dining Room
- Material
- Distressed iron
- Feeling
- Presence
- Object
- Stormy Sideboard
- Status
- Source verified
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What Could Work With It
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- Could work well in
- Dining rooms that need storage with more feeling · Entry walls that need a low anchor · Media spaces where cable management matters · Rooms with stone, plaster, linen, oak, or brass
- Source
- Four Hands via TopModern
- Why it is a favorite
- Looks like a painting while still doing the practical work of storage.
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