Discover the Walnut Veneer Sideboard With Four Doors and Two Drawers

Built to 194 x 78 cm, this tall walnut veneer sideboard is faced in a 0.6 mm walnut veneer — thin enough to wrap the carcass without adding bulk, thick enough to carry the full depth of the grain. Behind the front are four doors on soft-close hinges and two drawers running on concealed runners with a handle opening system and their own soft-close action, so the piece deals with the large items and the small ones a household accumulates over time.

The stainless steel handles are finished in brushed satin, which scatters light and keeps fingerprints and fine scratches from announcing themselves; their slanted profile gives the hand something to hook rather than pinch. A polyurethane-based varnish seals the surface against wear and moisture, a practical choice for a sideboard that may live in a dining room. Inside, adjustable shelves reorganise the volume, adjusters at the base take up uneven floors, and the wood is FSC Mix Credit certified.

Why Veneer, Varnish and Steel Belong Together

Each material here is doing a specific job. Walnut veneer lets a nearly two-metre front stay dimensionally stable where solid boards of the same width would cup or split with seasonal humidity. The polyurethane varnish forms a hard, closed film that resists rings and splashes rather than letting them sink in as an oil finish would. And brushed stainless steel is the one handle material that neither corrodes in a kitchen-adjacent room nor shows every single touch — the satin texture does that work.

In use, give the 194 cm sideboard a wall where its height suits the eye line of people standing rather than seated; it is conceived as a tall piece, so it pairs better with a hallway or dining wall than with a low sofa. Wipe the varnished surfaces with a soft damp cloth and dry them; polish the steel handles with a dry microfibre following the direction of the brushing. Set the adjustable interior shelves before loading, and level the base once the piece is in position.