4 Sideboard Inspirations to Elevate Your Home Space
4 Sideboard Inspirations to Elevate Your Home Space
A sideboard, in fact, is an essential addition for many households. It not only alleviates kitchen storage pressure but also enhances the functionality of the dining area, making it a true win-win solution. Here, we present four exquisite designs for sideboards.
1. Utilizing a whole wall space to create a floor-to-ceiling sideboard provides robust storage capacity while efficiently avoiding potential space prone to dirt and grime. The left-side glass door cabinet accommodates your wine collection, while the right-side concealed storage cabinet offers ample room for unused tableware and kitchen utensils. This clear functional distinction is further highlighted by glass door design, particularly appealing to wine enthusiasts.
2. For modestly sized residences, a L-shaped sideboard design can be a perfect fit. Along the wall, designer created two floor-to-ceiling cabinets: one with a white door adorned with gold accents and the other with a glass door framed in gold – exuding a sense of delicate refinement.
To maximize corner space, designer introduced a suspended countertop and storage cabinet, offering a convenient distance from the kitchen for coffee machines, toasters, and other small appliances, all while expanding the sideboard's storage capacity.
3. For homes where the entrance directly leads to the dining area, the combination of an entrance hall and sideboard should be taken into consideration. By directly transforming the corner near the entrance into a floor-to-ceiling combination cabinet, this design not only expand the spatial range of both areas but also introduce a multitude of functions. What's more, the integrated cabinet offers an elevated sense of aesthetics.
Designer incorporated a booth in the cabinet, with a dining table and slender-legged dinning chairs for a uniquely stylish setting that saves space. With storage space on the lower side of the booth and open shelving, the whole unit ensures powerful storage capacity. Moreover, this design caters to the display of items or wine collections as needed.
4. Similarly suited for homes where the entrance leads directly to the dining area, this design involves utilizing the wall adjacent to the kitchen to create a sideboard. Furthermore, open shelving is used to convert the dining room's load-bearing pillar into a display cabinet, an excellent choice for showcasing art pieces, beverages, or books.
In terms of storage, aside from the floor-to-ceiling cabinets on both sides, overhead cabinets are installed above the countertop, along with drawers and lower cabinets, ensuring a robust storage capacity. Most importantly, the protruding design of the countertop increases workspace while accommodating commonly used small appliances.
