Almost two meters long, yet its raised profile lightens its presence. This 1960s teak sideboard offers a beautifully balanced interpretation of one of Scandinavian design's most iconic pieces: spacious, functional, and designed to offer generous storage capacity without sacrificing clean proportions. The front is organized asymmetrically, with four stacked drawers on the left and larger compartments closed by doors in the remaining section. The long, contoured wooden handles complement the design, while the tall, tapered legs define its structure and emphasize its typically mid-century character. The nearly two-meter-long top also offers a generous surface for lamps, ceramics, books, or art objects. A versatile sideboard, suitable for both the living room and dining room, it can also fit effortlessly into contemporary settings.