umage Italic Sideboard
ITALIC SIDEBOARD
ITALIC SIDEBOARD
Designed by Erno Dierckx
The Italic sideboard is a testament to the art of simplicity. The focal point of this elegant piece lies in its subtle rounded corners, forming the foundation of its structure.
With meticulous attention to detail, the sideboard is crafted from solid and veneered wood, ensuring durability and longevity. Offering sideboard doors in fluted glass or oak, the sideboard allows you to personalize and elevate your interior space.
The doors can be mixed and matched to ensure an expression that fits all settings.The wooden doors have two sides: One side with a diagonal veneered panel for a unique look and one side with vertical veneer for a timeless appeal.
The Italic sideboard is the perfect embodiment of minimalistic elegance and functionality, and its unique design elements make it a statement piece that will transform any interior space.
INFORMATION
BRAND
umage
PRODUCT TYPE
Sideboard
PRODUCTION
Made in Denmark
COLLECTION
Italic
DIMENSIONS
- Width : 135 cm
- Depth : 48 cm
- Height : 73.4 cm
MATERIAL
- MDF
- Solid oak
- Oak veneer
- Tempered glass
MAX LOAD TOP
50 kg
MAX LOAD SHELF
15 kg
CARE & MAINTENANCE
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USE
Interior (Furniture)
ASSEMBLY TIME
20 min
DESIGNER - ERNO DIERCKX
Erno Dierckx is a Belgian product and furniture designer based in Barcelona, Spain. Drawing inspiration from the production process, materials, and construction of everyday objects, Dierckx seeks out aesthetic solutions that aim to create smart and timeless products that make a positive contribution to the world. “My passion lies in combining aesthetics with well-thought-out solutions, crafting designs that captivate the senses and leave a lasting impression on the spaces they live in.”
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