Carmel Sideboard

Cane and solid mango, with a little midcentury edge. The Carmel sideboard sets woven cane door fronts into a solid mango casing, so the surface has real texture instead of a flat panel front, and stands it on angular, gunmetal-toned iron legs for contrast. It is a sideboard that reads collected rather than matched.

At 72 inches wide and just 18 inches deep, it holds a long dining wall without eating into the room, and the raised iron legs keep it from looking heavy the way a floor-set case can. Behind the cane fronts, two doors give you closed storage for linens, serveware or anything else you want out of sight.

Features & Construction

• Dimensions: 72" W x 18" D x 31" H
• Materials: solid mango wood casing with woven cane door fronts, on angular iron legs
• Gunmetal-toned iron legs raise the case off the floor
• Two cane-front doors conceal enclosed interior storage
• Available in Brown Wash, Natural Mango and Black Wash
• Roughly 117 lb; ships in one carton
• Indoor use
• By Four Hands

Styling Tips

Cane brings warmth and pattern without adding color, so the Carmel works equally well as the wood note in an otherwise black-and-white dining room or as a companion to other natural materials. Set it against a run of dining chairs in a contrasting frame, whether that is black iron, rush or a painted finish, and let the cane fronts carry the texture.

Because it sits up on legs, it also works as a low console behind a sofa or entry bench if not used for dining storage. Keep the top styled light: a table lamp, a low bowl, and one piece of art hung just above are enough to let the cane weave read as the detail.