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Alliance Between Two Materials Captured In A Modern Sideboard

Posted: 07 Apr 2012 02:09 AM PDT

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Resting its weight on two translucent acrylic feet, the Alliance Sideboard displays a wonderfully unusual shape perfect for those who consider contemporary furniture for their home. Designed by Erwan Péron for a new French company envisioning a brighter future - TurriniBY – this angular sideboard can easily turn a room from boring into interesting. Becoming an elegant focal point in any space, the Alliance Sideboard stores your chosen items inside, accessible via its four doors hiding six standard 8 mm thick glass shelves and a multiplex birch wood drawer. Combining natural oak and a white Daquacryl® veneer, the designers managed to create a stunning piece of modern furniture. Manufactured especially for each client, the Alliance Sideboard spotted on Mocoloco is available in four color combinations – white Daquacryl® veneer and natural oak or dark black oak, mocha Daquacryl® and natural oak or ivory Daquacryl® and wenge oak. If you were to chose, what piece of furniture in your home would you exchange for this modern sideboard?

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