Front view of the Carved Sideboard in oak, with a continuous faceted surface across the doors.
Front view of the Carved Sideboard in oak, with a continuous faceted surface across the doors.

Carved Sideboard

The Carved Sideboard brings together the language of traditional chairmaking and refined cabinetry.

Each of the front slats is shaped individually by hand with a drawknife, using a process more commonly associated with Windsor chairmaking. Brought together across the cabinet front, they create a carved, faceted surface with a strong tactile quality.

Behind this handmade surface, the piece is constructed as fine cabinetry, with a hand-cut dovetailed carcass, brass knife hinges and a discreet push-to-open mechanism that allows the carved front to remain uninterrupted.

The example shown here was made in British quarter-sawn oak and measures L200cm H80cm D50cm.

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Carved oak sideboard with a door open, revealing the storage space behind its faceted front.
Shaping a timber component with a drawknife at the workbench.
Corner of the Carved Sideboard, showing hand-cut dovetail joinery and the textured oak front.
Close view of the Carved Sideboard with its doors closed, showing the hand-shaped oak slats.
Lower corner of the Carved Sideboard, showing the textured oak door and short timber foot.
Angled view of the Carved Sideboard with a door open, showing its continuous slatted front.