John Richard Skyscape Sideboard
John Richard Skyscape Sideboard
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- This four-door sideboard features artwork landscaped across the linen door fronts.
- The case is also wrapped in linen, finished in indigo batik, and sits upon a steel base in a brushed brass finish.
- Two small finger pulls in brushed brass are fitted to the center doors, with push-latches fitted to the outer doors.
In the home — Designed to live quietly within a room.
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As part of our dining area, nothing about daily life in this room feels rearranged around this credenza, and I like that. The room feels collected rather than simply furnished. I was aiming for a room that looked considered but not precious, and this got us much closer to it. I would choose the same direction again for this space.
There is something nice about furniture that makes my dining area feel better without changing how you live in it. What surprised me was how much the surrounding furniture benefited visually, especially during the ordinary parts of the week. I was aiming for a more intentional room without a full redesign, and the change feels noticeable without feeling dramatic. I went back and forth on where it belonged before everything clicked.
One addition made my dining area feel much less pieced together, and it was this sideboard. I notice it without feeling like the whole room revolves around it. The room feels collected rather than simply furnished. I am glad I took the time to choose this sideboard.
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- 4 stars: 1 (33%)
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As part of our dining area, nothing about daily life in this room feels rearranged around this credenza, and I like that. The room feels collected rather than simply furnished. I was aiming for a room that looked considered but not precious, and this got us much closer to it. I would choose the same direction again for this space.
There is something nice about furniture that makes my dining area feel better without changing how you live in it. What surprised me was how much the surrounding furniture benefited visually, especially during the ordinary parts of the week. I was aiming for a more intentional room without a full redesign, and the change feels noticeable without feeling dramatic. I went back and forth on where it belonged before everything clicked.
One addition made my dining area feel much less pieced together, and it was this sideboard. I notice it without feeling like the whole room revolves around it. The room feels collected rather than simply furnished. I am glad I took the time to choose this sideboard.