Angled view of the ivory and white Arcadia Sideboard with rounded ends, three central drawers and a slim brass-coloured plinth.

Arcadia Sideboard

£2,990.00
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Angled view of the ivory and white Arcadia Sideboard with rounded ends, three central drawers and a slim brass-coloured plinth.

Arcadia Sideboard

£2,990.00

Delivery & lead time

7–10 working days

Description

The Arcadia Sideboard pairs enclosed storage with ivory and white bone inlay that continues across the top and around its rounded ends. The curved silhouette gives the intricate surface room to shine, while the pale palette keeps the effect gentle. Two outer cupboards and three central drawers make this a decorative piece with a useful everyday role.

Why You'll Love It
  • Separate cupboard and drawer storage helps organise larger belongings alongside smaller essentials.
  • One fixed shelf in each cupboard divides the interior into useful storage levels.
  • The patterned top makes an attractive display surface even with very little on it.
  • Small brass-coloured pulls and a slim plinth with an antique brass appearance lend warmth to the ivory and white.
Materials & Finish

Made and finished by hand in India, Arcadia combines mango wood, MDF, bone and resin. Bone inlay is the defining detail: individual pieces vary in shape, forming an asymmetrical pattern with subtle tonal variation. The decoration wraps around the curved sides, giving the cabinet a richly detailed appearance from more than the front.

Dimensions
  • Width: 180 cm
  • Depth: 45 cm
  • Height: 74.5 cm
  • Weight: 74.4 kg
What's included
  • The mirror, vase, books and other styling accessories are excluded.
Care & Use
  • For indoor use only.
  • Wipe with a dry or damp cloth.
Styling Note

Leave space beside the rounded ends so their shape remains visible. Pair with a round mirror to echo the curves, then keep the top arrangement simple with a tall vase at one end and a low bowl at the other. Soft pinks and warm metallic accents sit comfortably with the pale inlay.

Why We Love It

The variation in the individual inlay shapes rewards a closer look, giving the pale surface a character that a uniform pattern would lose.