Artsy Moduler Sideboard Travertine Bronze Mirror Brass Portugal by Malabar

After surviving Lisbon’s 1755 earthquake, the royal family decided to live in a much more solid residence than before. It was then that the Palace of Ajuda was built and, from there on, several families inhabited it. The building also underwent some changes through the years, having even been partially destroyed by a fire in the meantime. Inspired by such a strong building, with such strong roots, Malabar created the Cortez Sideboard...

John Wodehouse, 1st Earl of Kimberley, was a refined intellect. He represented the discreet power and cultural sophistication of the British aristocracy at the height of the Victoria...

Known as “one of the great grand dames of Art Deco Streamline Moderne in Los Angeles”, the Eastern Columbia Building inspired Porus Studio Design team to cr...

Denholm Mitchell Elliott, a much-loved character actor, who served in the Royal Air Force During the Second World War. His career spanned nearly 40 years with more than 120 movie tel...

Crafted in solid walnut, this transitional credenza pairs sculpted X-legs with a quietly luxurious case. Slim brass inlay traces the doors and drawers, lending a quiet, understated g...

Contemporary / Modern \"Peacock\" 3-door small credenza / sideboard featuring a walnut cabinet and three brass doors etched with a radiating pattern resembling peacock feathers, rest...

This lacquered burl sideboard by French designer Jean-Claude Mahey boasts a distinguished gilded profile that reflects the designer’s affinity for the finest materials. Born in the n...

Wanda Sideboard: Sculpted Elegance in Walnut and Brass The Wanda Sideboard combines the richness of walnut with the sophistication of brass details, creating a piece that stands out...