Description
This 4 door glazed sideboard is a low, wide storage piece built to hold everyday clutter while keeping favourite items on show. The frame carries a warm brown finish across the timber, while the four upper doors are set with clear glass panels that let you glimpse the contents within. Measuring 180cm wide and standing 82cm tall, it offers a generous run of storage without dominating a room, and its 40cm depth keeps it neat against a wall.
We designed this piece to work as hard in a dining room as it does in a living space or hallway. The glazed doors suit displaying glassware, crockery or books, while the solid lower section hides away linens and less tidy essentials. The flat top gives you room to arrange lamps, framed photographs or a trailing plant, and the brown tone sits comfortably alongside both painted walls and other wood furniture. Style it simply, letting the glass fronts and the natural grain do the talking, and the sideboard settles easily into most schemes.
Practical touches make daily use straightforward. The cabinets open on hinged doors with room inside for stacked plates and taller bottles, and the interior stays protected from dust behind glass. To care for it, wipe the timber with a soft dry cloth and clean the glass panels with a lightly damp cloth followed by a buff. Avoid harsh sprays and standing water, and lift rather than drag when moving it so the joints and feet stay sound.
Specification
| Type |
Cabinets |
| Colour |
Brown |
| Material |
Glass |
| Height |
82cm |
| Width |
180cm |
| Depth |
40cm |
Frequently Asked
Are the doors made from real glass?
Yes, the four upper doors are set with clear glass panels framed within the brown timber structure, so you can see items stored inside.
Where does this sideboard work best?
It suits a dining room, living space or wide hallway. Use the glazed cabinets to display glassware or crockery and the top for lamps and photographs.
Will it fit in a smaller room?
At 180cm wide, 82cm tall and 40cm deep, it needs a reasonable stretch of wall. Measure your space first and allow clearance for the doors to open fully.
How do I keep it clean?
Dust the timber with a soft dry cloth and wipe the glass with a lightly damp cloth, then buff dry. Avoid harsh sprays and standing water.
Is it sturdy enough for daily use?
The frame is built to hold plates, books and bottles across its cabinets. Lift rather than drag it when moving so the joints stay firm.