Sideboards & Storage
"What a home keeps close"
Trove is where a home stores what it treasures. These pieces hold more than things, they hold character.
The patience of a hand-rubbed finish.
"Trestle console sideboard"
In classical music, the cadence is where a phrase comes to rest and reveals itself. This console in dark walnut does the same: a wide top floating on dramatic V-cross trestle legs, each angle precisely calibrated to carry maximum weight with minimal material. Against a dark wall, it becomes architecture.
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"Half-moon sideboard"
A crescent of hammered gold in the form of a half moon. Demilune's curved silhouette and deeply worked facade, each panel hand-finished to catch the light differently, make it the most singular piece in the collection. Not just a sideboard. A focal point the room arranges itself around.
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"Ebonized four-door sideboard"
Onyx doesn't whisper. Four doors in deeply grained ebonized mango, raised on a precise brass frame, this sideboard commands quietly. The wood grain reads through the dark finish like topography: evidence of the material, evidence of the maker.
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"Fluted wood sideboard"
Named for the grain itself, because nothing here obscures it. Grain's vertically ribbed doors in natural honey mango are a lesson in restraint, no veneer, no decoration, no pretence. The fluted rhythm of the facade catches light from morning to evening. Sixty-four inches of honest wood.
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"Arched-panel sideboard"
Grace, and this sideboard earns the name. Four doors with hand-routed arch panels in washed limed mango: the arches land softly, the pale wash holds the light unhurried. At sixty-six inches, generous enough to anchor any dining room wall without demanding it.
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"Fluted ivory sideboard"
Ivory ribbed panels over black metal legs, finished with a brass oval handle, the sideboard for rooms that already know what they are. Two doors, vertically fluted, in a creamy ivory wash. The contrast of light wood and dark iron is precise, considered, and entirely itself.
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