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Mid-Century Walnut Marquetry Sideboard: Curved Form and Wave Inlay
This furniture reference shows how a warm walnut-toned veneer surface, softened curved ends and contrasting wave marquetry can give a large sideboard a lighter, rhythmic presence. It is presented as design and material inspiration rather than a KUNSUN stock furniture listing.
Reference Specifications
- Overall size
- W 183 cm × D 46 cm × H 79 cm
- Listed construction
- Solid wood and multilayer wood panels
- Surface treatment
- Wood veneer marquetry; open-pore finish
- Storage
- Multiple doors with internal shelving
- Suggested settings
- Dining room or entryway
Dimensions and material descriptions come from the supplied reference information; confirm final manufacturing specifications separately.
Curved form softens the cabinet volume
At W 183 × D 46 × H 79 cm, the cabinet has substantial storage capacity. Rounded ends reduce the visual weight and allow the veneer grain to flow across the broad front.
Wave marquetry creates a continuous rhythm
The light wave-shaped inlay repeats across the doors and curved ends. Its contrast with the darker field turns the elevation into a composed graphic surface while keeping the wood character visible.
Veneer selection and grain matching
A similar result depends on veneer colour range, grain direction, joint placement and consistent matching across adjacent doors. Samples should be approved under the intended finish before production.
Handles, tapered legs and construction details
Slim integrated pulls keep the front quiet, while short tapered solid-wood legs lift the cabinet from the floor. Curved edge wrapping, inlay alignment and transitions at each door require accurate manufacturing control.
Storage and specification notes
The supplied reference describes solid wood, multilayer wood panels, wood-veneer marquetry and an open-pore finish. Multiple doors and internal shelves support dining-room or entryway storage. Confirm veneer species, substrate, inlay material, edge construction, finish system and final tolerances separately.
