Art Deco Sideboard With Elm Burl Veneer – 1940

This Art Deco sideboard, crafted from burl elm veneer around 1940, features a balanced silhouette in which the warmth of the precious wood harmonizes with a simple, geometric design. The elm burl, with its deep swirls and intense sheen, envelops the front with an organic movement that contrasts with the rigor of the lines, creating a subtle interplay between nature and structure. The alternation of open niches and a closed compartment creates a visual rhythm typical of late Art Deco, where functionality is adorned with understated elegance. The tubular metal handle extends this modernist aesthetic by adding a touch of cool verticality that highlights the door and accentuates the purity of the design. Inside, the two shelves feature the same warm hue, offering refined continuity even in the hidden areas. The unit rests on a slightly recessed concave base that lightens the piece and gives it a stable yet airy presence. This sideboard naturally fits into a contemporary or vintage interior, where it becomes a centerpiece capable of adding character and a touch of timeless sophistication.

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Period: 1940

Restored in our cabinetmaking workshop
Finish: Shellac & Wax

Width: 100 cm
Depth: 40 cm
Height: 110 cm

Shipping available upon request in France and internationally

Reference 602V