The Teak Rattan 4 door sideboard is hand-crafted by a family run carpentry shop in Java, whose carpenters travel around Indonesia sourcing the highest grade, recycled teak to create this timeless and special piece. The rattan panels on the doors keep the sideboard looking light and fresh, whilst hiding away all your everyday, household items.
Our rattan sideboards are constructed using reclaimed teak from old or abandoned buildings. Each piece is unique and handcrafted by skilled Javanese artisans. Inset with woven rattan panels.
Unique to Originals - Our rattan sideboard marries Teak from Java with natural hard-wearing rattan weave.
While this this design is extremely stylish it also serves as a practical solution to ventilate the sideboard. The rattan allows the air to flow through freely which is so important living in the tropics. Whether storing crockery, shoes, books or your valuable photo albums this is the ideal piece.
Available in three sizes:
2 Doors, 3 Doors & 4 Doors
Materials & Construction
Material: Solid old teak timber
Origin of wood: Sustainably sourced reclaimed Indonesian teak
Colour: Clear satin lacquer finished
Base: Solid old teak timber
The Beauty of Old Teak
Sideboards from our Nomad Village range are wholly dedicated to the natural beauty of old teak wood. We love the warmth and richness of old solid teak - the way it deepens as it ages and takes on a patina as the years pass by. It feels like satin, smooth and soft to the touch. Each piece is unique and will add character and style to your dining room.
We spend time carefully working with the wood, hand-crafting it to highlight the intricacies in the grain and natural knots and marks that make every piece unique. The beauty of natural materials lies in its peculiarities and imperfections. Variations in the wood grain, colour, knots and other natural characteristics are inherent. These are far from flaws, but are an intrinsic part of its character. We believe that these authentic imperfections contribute to the charm of our products.
No veneered MDF has been used on this product. All the wood used for this sideboard is solid Teak timber. This makes the product far stronger, heavier and of a much higher quality. Solid teak timber is relatively easy to repair should it get chipped or damaged unlike a veneered surface. The whitewash also helps conceal marks and stains, making your sideboard look great for many years.
Dimensions
| 2 Doors Width: 100 cm Depth: 45 cm Height: 85 cm |
3 Doors Width: 150 cm Depth: 45 cm Height: 85 cm |
4 Doors Width: 200 cm Depth: 45 cm Height: 85 cm |
Width: 100 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Height: 85 cm
3 Doors
Width: 150 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Height: 85 cm
4 Doors
Width: 200 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Height: 85 cm
Floor to base clearance: 5 cm
Top shelf height: 37 cm
Bottom shelf height: 37 cm
Note: Dimensions are approximate as these are all handmade
Origin
Designer: Originals Team
Collection: Nomad Village
Designed: Australia/Singapore
Made in: Indonesia/Singapore
Curated by our team at Originals, the Nomad brand comprises of four collections. Originally inspired by our travels through Asia, we bring raw materials and traditional craft together with our vision for producing quality, functional pieces for modern homes.
We have nurtured relationships with our suppliers and craftsmen over two generations, always collaborating with people who value the balance between quality, technicality, beauty, and design.
Our love and passion for sustainably sourced solid teak timber from Java has helped to drive the creation of this series. The close longstanding partnership with our local carpenter and his team of skilled craftsmen in Indonesia enables us to bring to you beautiful, one of a kind, wooden pieces that should be treasured.
Each piece of teak is ethically sourced, from old buildings and structures that have been torn down to be replaced by modern developments or through FSC approved supply chains. All Beds, Dining Tables, Cabinets, Bookcases and Daybeds in the Nomad Village collection have been built and finished by hand. Every piece has its own story to tell.
Care for Teak
No other wood shares teak's exceptional strength and durability. Its resilience is due to its dense structure and high oil content.
Variations in the grain, colour, and knots are inherent to all authentic timber ensuring each piece of furniture has its own unique natural characteristics. We believe that these characteristics bring the piece to life.
Following these simple guidelines to care for your teak piece will keep it looking its best.
Teak Regular Care
The teak sideboard in our Nomad Village Collection is from well-seasoned old teak that has been lacquered to achieve this unique look. The density of teak wood and the additional lacquer finishing makes the surface resistant against stains.
For daily care, wipe timber to remove dust and dirt with a dry cloth. Try to wipe up spills immediately with a damp cloth and if needed, natural soap. Do not use soap containing detergent or other chemicals. Please do not use abrasive sponges or sand the surface as this will damage the lacquer finish.
Leaving liquid to sit on the surface or subjecting it to heat or cold will affect the integrity and appearance of the lacquer and the wood underneath. Using placemats and coasters will prevent hot pans, mugs, or cold bottles from leaving marks on the furniture.
Using felt stoppers when you place decorative objects on the surface will help to prevent scratches or marks.
Timber will react to its environmental conditions. It is best to avoid extreme variations in temperature and humidity. The colour of the timber will naturally change overtime; extreme exposure to UV light, such as placing your piece in direct sunlight, will quicken this process.
Warranty
Quality comes first; our products are designed and built to last. If you follow our guidelines throughout the life of your furniture piece, you will have a product that ages gracefully and looks its best for years.
5-year structural warranty.`
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