Hand-laid chevron parquet doors, whitewashed fir, black metal hardware — 200cm of sideboard with the kind of door detail that sets it apart from anything on the high street.

Most sideboards are defined by their scale and their storage. The Whitewashed Parquet Sideboard is defined by its doors. Four hand-laid chevron parquet panels in solid fir, finished in a soft natural whitewash that enhances the wood grain without overpowering it — the kind of artisanal surface detail that takes a storage piece into the territory of genuine furniture. At 200cm wide with four cupboards behind those parquet doors, the practical storage case is equally strong. But it is the doors that make this a piece worth choosing over every plain-fronted alternative at this scale.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The chevron parquet is the defining quality — individually laid fir wood pieces angled in the classic herringbone-derived chevron formation across each door panel, creating a pattern that is simultaneously traditional and contemporary. The whitewash finish softens the warm tones of the fir into a lighter, more airy palette that works particularly well in coastal, Scandinavian and modern interiors, while still allowing the geometry of the parquet to read clearly across the door surface. The black metal handles provide the contrasting hardware detail that anchors the pale finish and gives the piece a crisp, modern edge. Tapered legs lift the body cleanly from the floor, completing a silhouette that is elegant from every angle.