Marius Sideboard: Large - 72.8" + Natural Oak

Marius Sideboard: Small - 61" + Natural Oak

Marius Sideboard: Large - 72.8" + Natural Walnut

Marius Sideboard: Small - 61" + Natural Walnut

Marius Sideboard: Large - 72.8" + Black Stained Oak

Marius Sideboard

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Marius Sideboard: Large - 72.8" + Natural Oak

Marius Sideboard: Small - 61" + Natural Oak

Marius Sideboard: Large - 72.8" + Natural Walnut

Marius Sideboard: Small - 61" + Natural Walnut

Marius Sideboard: Large - 72.8" + Black Stained Oak

Marius Sideboard

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Hartô × Pierre-François Dubois

Marius Sideboard

Name: Marius Sideboard
Brand: Hartô • Pierre-François Dubois
SKU: HAR-12010721599
Price: 3762.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Spec Sheet

Description

With its distinctive curve in the shape of a ship's hull and the diagonal lines of the frontispiece resembling hoisted sails, Pierre-François Dubois gives his Marius Sideboard a nautical air. Sliding doors allow access from both sides to the generous storage space inside, with one shelf spanning the expanse and a pair of handy cord outlets. From French design brand Hartô, in natural oak finish with doors to match or in contrasting light grey or petrol blue.

Specifications

Size

Small: 25.6" h x 61" w x 17.7" d (65x155x45cm)
Large: 25.6" h x 72.8" w x 17.7" d (65x185x45cm)

Material

Oak or walnut veneered MDF

Details

Made in Portugal

Brand

Hartô

Rising French design brand Hartô was founded by Amandine Merle and Alexander Mulliez with only 10 introductory pieces. Today Hartô offers a full range of contemporary furniture, lighting and textiles. Working with about a dozen young designers, the collection displays an unrestrained, inventive and versatile attitude with its offerings. “We wanted to bring something new, with strong colors, in a feel-good spirit,” says Amandine. “Something fun and different in terms of style.”

Ironically, the name comes from a Spanish phrase “estoy harto” which means to have enough, indicating the company’s desire to move outside of what is usually seen in furnishings and decorative objects. “We chose this small word to translate our feeling, and put a circumflex over the ‘o’, to give our own little graphic touch,” Amandine explains. ”At Hartô, we love furniture and objects that are practical. We believe that interiors should adapt seamlessly to our lifestyle, every day."