Sideboards

Angle Ceramica
Circus
Unit verticale
Incontro 42
Incontro 40 e 41
Cabaret 22A
Cabaret 35A
Cabaret 33C
Lampo Basic 12
Domino Più 6L
Lampo Open con riquadro 41
Diamond
Giuly
Angle
Fractal
Interior
Vele
Planer
I Modul Art ecomalta
InclinART
Dolly Rosso Corallo
Kengo
Cross
Cubric Rubino
C Wood Rovere
Dolce Vita
Essenzia
Essenzia Art
Ola Grigia
Ola Grafite
Onda Alta
Onda
Segno Grafite
Solaris Grafite Opaco
Picasso Fiocco
Picasso Mito
Picasso Tibetana
Picasso Ceramica
Unit
Dolly
The Modul Art Wood
I Modul Art suspended
I Modul Art Alta
Neck
Trilogy duo
Grace
Sarah
Brera Glass

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Over time, the sideboard first became a kitchen container cabinet for storing various objects and, only then with the evolution of design, did it take on the role of a real piece of furniture. Since the living room is a place dedicated to multiple activities, such as relaxation, conviviality and even work, it must be beautiful to look at, equipped with functionality and complete with everything you need. Nowadays there is a practically infinite range of Madie of all shapes, sizes, materials and colors on the market, designed by the best manufacturers to complete the furniture by combining practicality and design. In the distant past, in the rustic country houses, the Madie were practical and robust rectangular solid wood container furniture, used primarily in the kitchen environment to store bread, the different types of pasta and flour. Ideal to better organize the space of a living room or a dining room, the sideboard will emphasize the style of the room while helping you to maintain order in the home. This tapered rectangular shape solution, will satisfy you with its innate practical and aesthetic qualities: if you want to better organize the spaces by fully enhancing them, then it's right for you.