




£420
The shallow Abac sideboard is part of our Les Ingénieux collection. Creations full of ideas to make life simpler and everyday life more beautiful, imagined by our designers in France.. Why will you love it: • A compartment discreetly integrated under the top of the sideboard, ideal for keeping your essentials close at hand while keeping the design sleek. • A piece of furniture designed to work naturally with the Abac sofa back shelving unit, which is the same height, to create an elegant, well-proportioned and effortless ensemble. Product Details • Oak veneered MDF, natural oak acrylic varnish finish • 2 doors, soft closing hinges, 1 vertical divider, 2 removable and adjustable shelves, 2 compartments behind each door, 2 open compartments under the sideboard top • Felt pads • People required for assembly: 2Dimensions. Overall • Width: 80cm • Height: 70cm • Depth: 33cm • Weight: 25kg. Usable space. Compartments under the top • L66.4 x H10 x D22cm. Compartments behind the 2 doors • L66.4 x H53.7 x D19.5cm • This product requires assembly. • Made in Europe. • WOOD FROM SUSTAINABLY MANAGED FORESTS. FSC® certified wood comes from forests that are environmentally, socially and economically well managed. Dimensions and weight of parcel1 parcel • L92 x H17 x D40cm, 24.5kg
The Abac oak sideboard is a versatile addition that works particularly well in contemporary, Scandi-inspired, or rustic interiors thanks to its warm wood tone and clean lines. I love how its simple yet functional design makes it suitable for both living and dining spaces, offering practical storage without clutter. For styling, consider pairing it with minimal accessories, such as a small statement lamp or a few decorative vases, to highlight its natural grain. It also pairs well with neutral palettes or soft pastel shades, making it adaptable to various colour schemes. To keep it looking its best, avoid overcrowding the surface - allowing its craftsmanship to take centre stage.
Lina Chen
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on La Redoute's website here