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Bring timeless Danish craftsmanship into your home with this Mid-Century Modern teak sideboard, inspired by Johannes Andersen’s iconic 1960 UM15 design. Handcrafted with upgraded techniques to reduce cracking and warping, this buffet blends vintage elegance with modern durability.
The cabinet is constructed with a solid Indonesian teak frame and triple-layer solid wood panels, finished in warm Burmese teak veneer for a honey-toned glow that enhances its organic grain. Every detail—from the gently rounded corners to the sculpted teak drawer handles—celebrates the refined aesthetics of Scandinavian modernism.
At its center, a smooth-gliding tambour door opens to reveal dual-tier storage compartments with adjustable shelves, perfect for dinnerware, books, or décor. On each side, four drawers provide ample storage, designed with carved solid wood pulls that blend seamlessly into the curved panel fronts. Each tambour slat is individually polished and fitted onto a solid wood track, ensuring a smooth and satisfying open-close movement—adding a touch of ceremony to daily living.
Choose between two generous sizes to suit your space:
Both feature 10.6" (27 cm) tall tapered legs, allowing easy cleaning access underneath while enhancing the floating, lightweight look.
Whether styled as a dining buffet, living room credenza, or media console, this sideboard offers powerful storage, sculptural beauty, and lasting heirloom quality—a centerpiece that elevates any interior with mid-century Danish charm.
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