Blume Sideboard
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Blume Sideboard, designed by Sebastian Herkner
Blume Sideboard is a multi-functional piece of furniture that echoes the sophisticated flower-shaped profile in extruded aluminium of the homonymous collection.
Blume Sideboard combines storage capacity with the ability to define or divide spaces with elegance and versatility. It features four curved plywood ash wood or walnut veneered doors combined with extruded aluminium legs in a variety of anodised or power coated finishes, in addition to a composite marble or high pressure laminate top. These solutions allow a high level of customisation and versatility, making Blume Sideboard appealing for very different areas, such as residential living or commercial spaces. Two shelves are provided inside.
Blume Sideboard, designed by Sebastian Herkner
It features four curved plywood ash wood or walnut veneered doors combined with extruded aluminium legs and a top available in a variety of finishes. Two shelves are provided inside.
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