Sideboard no. 156 is the first of the mid-century sideboards relaunched by Bernh. Pedersen & Son.

The sideboard was designed in 1966 and taps into the essence of Danish Modern with its clean lines, functional design and expert craftsmanship.

The sideboard features tambour doors that roll seamlessly into the back. A rare technique today that is not only pleasing to the eye, but also functionally ideal as it minimizes the space needed. The interior of the cabinet is beautifully finished with adjustable shelves on each side and a middle section with optional shelves or pull-out dovetail trays for added storage. The curved front edges are constructed in solid wood as are the tambour doors, base and legs.

To add extra detail to the design, the legs are pulled slightly under the sideboard to account for skirting, making it possible to place the piece up close to the wall. With a veneered back it can also find great use as a room divider. The eloquent lines and high quality cabinetmaking are sure to make this piece of furniture look beautiful in any setting.

The sideboard is available in oak, walnut, teak or rosewood/palisander in either oil, soap or lacquer finish. On request the piece can be custom-made in almost any type of wood. The dovetail trays come in two optional heights and are easily adaptable to the middle section.

Every piece is made in Denmark and individually numbered upon final assembling. The sideboard comes in two lengths.