Stanford Recycled Pine Sideboard
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Lovingly hand-crafted from reclaimed pine ethically sourced throughout south-east Asia, the Stanford Sideboard is sculptural and stunning by design. Embracing Wabi Sabi, the natural finish of this sideboard has been chosen to accentuate the textured grain of the timber. The Stanford Sideboard has 4 doors and 4 adjustable shelves, featuring intricate geometric carvings on the front and handles. Feel the love for recycling and offer these beautiful materials a second life. Due to the use of reclaimed timber & hand-craftsmanship, any natural flaws, imperfections & variances are part of the unique character of this beautiful item.
| Colour: | White Wash |
| Size: | H80 x L160 x W/D49 cm |
| RRP: | $3299 Original RRP |
| Code: | A228 |
| Availability: | In stock Now |
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• Length: 160 cm
• Width/Depth: 49 cm
• DO NOT use power tools to assemble - use hand tools only
• Total Weight: 55 kg
• Frame, Doors & Legs: Reclaimed White Pine
• 4 internal shelves - middle shelf removable
• Shelf dimensions: L77 D44 H28 cm each
• Available in Grey White only
• Please see our Care Instructions below and if in doubt, always seek the advice of a professional.
At Horgans we believe in products that are made to last. All furniture & homewares will be a need a little care & attention to ensure longevity.
In general terms - we recommend that you use your furniture as it was intended to be used. It is recommended that you do not sit on the arms of lounges, nor sit or stand on table tops, & not to pivot on the back legs of chairs.
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In the unlikely event that an item arrives damaged or faulty, please notify Horgans’ Sydney office within 7 days of receipt of goods for a replacement (if available/suitable), store credit or refund.
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Orders are processed Monday to Friday (ex public holidays). Orders received on weekends or holidays will be processed the next business day. Handling times for all orders are generally 3 – 7 business days from the time of order. Slight delays may occur during holiday, sale periods or during any COVID related restrictions.
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Forty years of design.
Horgans is a second-generation family business bringing a world of furniture to Australian homes. Since 1983, we’ve travelled the globe to source unique pieces with a story to tell. It’s how we layer living spaces of character and a legacy of great design.
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- A family story.
- Journey of Adventure.
- Distinguished by Design.
- Quality of Character.
- We began as a family story. And even as we’ve grown, we’ve maintained a family feel. Open arms and open doors. We’re a people business, built on relationships. That’s because, at the end of the day, we’re here for where people and families live. Home.
- A spirit of adventure runs through our collections, and through our own culture. We are worldly and progressive, and we never sit still. As we travel the globe, we bring our experience and our passion to our clients. We’re on a journey, inspired by the same quality our clients seek. Discovery.
- Our range is diverse.Our focus is discerning. We bring a sophisticated eye to a world of culture, creativity and craft. It’s this intrinsic sense of design that allows us to curate collections that are not only inspiring but unexpected. Pieces to treasure. An original.
- Our collections share the same qualities as our people: strength, conviction and confidence. In a word, character. We’re here for the bold. We’re not afraid to push ourselves, and we stand by our actions. United in our resolve, for something greater than ourselves. A legacy.
We acknowledge the Gadigal, Durag, Darkinjung, Wiradjuri, and Gandangura people of the Eora Nation as the Traditional Custodians of this Land. We pay respect to Elders past, present, and future, recognising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Peoples of Australia and their enduring connection to land, waters, and ecosystems.
