Bramley House

Fécamp Reclaimed Sideboard — In Sea Mist

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$4,089.00
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House Note · About this piece

In Fécamp, on the chalk-cliff coast of Normandy, Sunday lunch means fish from the morning's boats, cider on the table and a long meal in a farmhouse dining room with the good dishes out. This sideboard is made to hold that table's whole supporting cast. Behind its doors there is room for every serving bowl and stack of plates, and its long top takes the platters as each course comes and goes.

It is built from reclaimed timber under a soft blue-grey paint, rubbed back at the edges so the old wood shows through. Serpentine detailing, gentle S-shaped curves, keeps a long piece looking light, and raised mouldings frame each door like a picture. Each door has a working lock, and every cupboard has a shelf you can lift out for tall pitchers. At 36 inches high it serves at about counter height.

Stand it along a dining room wall with platters and a pair of candlesticks on top, or in a kitchen as extra storage for linens and serving pieces. At over six feet long it also makes a generous base for a television, with games and remotes put away. This listing is for one sideboard.

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Fécamp Reclaimed Sideboard in Sea Mist, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Fécamp Reclaimed Sideboard in Sea Mist, shown from above.
Fécamp Reclaimed Sideboard in Sea Mist, shown open.
Fécamp Reclaimed Sideboard in Sea Mist, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Fécamp Reclaimed Sideboard in Sea Mist, shown from above.
Fécamp Reclaimed Sideboard in Sea Mist, shown open.
Fécamp Reclaimed Sideboard in Sea Mist, three-quarter view showing the full profile.
Fécamp Reclaimed Sideboard in Sea Mist, shown from above.
Fécamp Reclaimed Sideboard in Sea Mist, shown open.
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