Normann Copenhagen -Rib sideboard soft black oak L159 cm.

NC Rib sideboard soft black oak.

Design by Simon Legald.

Rib sideboard and cabinet are timeless and elegant storage solutions.
The design is inspired by the architecture of Nordic summerhouses from the 1960’s with wooden slats adorning the façade creating an interesting and decorative exterior.

Rib continues this architectural heritage by having trapeze-shaped wooden panels, which add character to the design. The wooden slats create a visual break in the uniform surface of the front and add depth and dynamics.

To further reference the source of inspiration, Rib is designed in oak veneer with solid oak slats and base and equipped with a push latch, making handles redundant.

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The Rib collection consists of a cabinet and sideboard available in either lacquered oak veneer or painted and lacquered oak veneer. Both variants have removable shelves that can be adjusted in height, giving the possibility to store any object or belongings.Rib sideboard is a larger storage unit, making it perfect for the living room as a TV stand or in the hallway to store shoes, bags, and other everyday essentials.

The cabinet is more compact than the sideboard, making it suitable for the bedroom for storage of clothes, or for the dining area to stock cutlery and tableware. Whatever the purpose, the collection accommodates both limited spaces and larger environments.

Use the members of the Rib collection on their own or combine the two variants for an ultimate storage solution. Create a coherent interior design by choosing the same color wood or mix them to create a dynamic and personal expression.

Colour: soft black oak.

Width: 159 cm. - Depth: 45 cm. - Height: 86,5 cm.
Material: oak and oak veneer
Weight: 34 kg
Cleaning: clean with a damp cloth.

About the designer:

Simon Legald (born 1986) is a Danish designer. Legald graduated during the summer 2012 and he already has several own designs in production. When asked about his own style and design aesthetics, he describes them as "honest with nordic simplicity".