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Gubi

Private Sideboard

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Item No. 100299458
Gubi

Private Sideboard

Price reduced from $5,999.00 to $4,499.25 25% off
5 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No. 100299458
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Private Sideboard
Private Sideboard
Private Sideboard
Price reduced from $5,999.00 to $4,499.25 25% off
Price reduced from $5,999.00 to $4,499.25 25% off

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Elegantly organize your space with the Private Sideboard (2021) by Space Copenhagen. Drawing on the clean lines and tonal restraint of Japanese furniture, the designers gave this storage piece visual simplicity and a careful balance of proportions. Its oak veneer frame encases four symmetrical, spacious drawers with soft-close glides and antiqued brass pulls. Made in Turkey.
  • Stands on two legs braced by a horizontal wooden beam.
  • Four drawers with antiqued brass drawer pulls.
  • Soft-close glides prevent interior contents from shifting.
  • Works with a variety of interior styles.
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Gubi
General Dimensions
  • 35½" H 63" W 17¾" D
Product Weight
229.5 lbs
Assembly
Comes fully assembled
Warranty
1-year warranty
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Private Sideboard

  • Height (in): 35½
  • Width (in): 63
  • Depth (in): 17¾
  • Weight (lbs): 229.5
  • Light or brown/black stained oak veneer over MDF
  • Antiqued brass handles

Space Copenhagen

Space Copenhagen is a design studio founded by Signe Bindslev Henriksen and Peter Bundgaard Rützou. Following an approach they call Poetic Modernism, the duo works across multiple disciplines to “forge new paths by balancing opposites” – whether that’s developing interiors for restaurants like Noma or designing furniture, lighting, and refined objects for homes and hotels across the world.

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