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Gatsby Sideboard

Gatsby Sideboard

In Stock
007676
£369
Total Price  : £369

Product Description

Our Gatsby Sideboard combines bold Art Deco curves with practical storage.

Its gently rounded front and seamless faux burr maple finish create a smooth, sculptural silhouette, while the detailed grain pattern adds natural visual interest.

Inside, spacious shelving provides ample room for dinnerware, glassware or everyday essentials, making it as functional as it is elegant.

As a key piece within the Gatsby Collection, it works effortlessly with the matching coffee table, lamp table, mirrors and Roman numeral wall clock to deliver a cohesive and sophisticated interior scheme.

Inspired by the glamour and bold elegance of the Art Deco era, the Gatsby Collection brings timeless 1920s sophistication into the modern home.

Defined by its striking circular silhouettes and luxurious faux burr maple finish, this statement range celebrates symmetry, warmth and refined detail.

The beautifully figured burr maple-effect surfaces showcase rich honeyed tones and intricate grain patterns, perfectly complemented by subtle brushed brass accents that echo the opulence of the Jazz Age.

Each piece is thoughtfully designed to balance decorative impact with everyday practicality.

Whether placed in a contemporary living space or a more classic setting, the Gatsby Collection delivers warmth, character and unmistakable Art Deco charm.

Room Suggestions

Ideal for: Living, Dining, Hall

Product Measurements

Unit :
Width :
920mm
Depth :
470mm
Height :
920mm
Weight :
24.600Kg
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