Scandinavian Design & Timeless Interiors

Air

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$18246.35 $24995 In stock

Air from Design House Stockholm is a sideboard with a woven rattan front that creates a semi-transparent look, balancing contemporary and retro character.

  • Woven rattan front with a semi-transparent appearance
  • Contemporary yet retro expression
  • Available in Dark Oak, Oak, and Red
  • Version: Sideboard
  • Brand: Design House Stockholm
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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley ★★★★★

The semi-transparent rattan weave is such a clever trick—from across the room it looks almost solid, but up close you get that breezy, retro texture. I've had mine in the hallway for a month now and the detail work on the frame feels genuinely solid, not flimsy like some other woven pieces I've owne

Christopher N. ★★★★☆

The woven rattan front catches the light beautifully and gives the sideboard that airy, almost see-through feel I was hoping for. It’s a solid piece, though the rattan does need a bit of dusting attention between the weaves.

Ruby ★★★★☆

The woven rattan front lets just enough light through to make the piece feel airy without hiding clutter completely. I wish the assembly instructions were a bit clearer, but the final look is worth the effort.