Lattice Mirrored 6-Drawer Dresser

A three-door sideboard (120×40×75 cm) with soft-radius corners and a graphic wood-on-light motif. The black shell contrasts warm oak tones and brass pulls, echoing 2025 trends for rounded forms and high-contrast natural textures. Compact depth keeps dining and living spaces open while offering generous concealed storage.

The Next Bestseller:Striking arch pattern + dark/neutral contrast that pops in thumbnails.120 cm footprint: fits apartments yet serves full-size dining storage.Works as buffet, console or bar—one SKU, multiple placements.OEM/ODM finishes & hardware; KD/RTA, ISTA-3A mail-order ready.

We provide comprehensive ODM/OEM services for the Lattice Mirrored furniture series, which includes accent cabinets, dressers, sideboards, media consoles, and console tables. This Modern Glam collection is defined by its dark, curved frame, a striking gold-toned metal lattice overlay, and premium mirrored panels behind the lattice. Customization is fully available on all key elements: overall dimensions (W/D/H), frame color/finish, metal accent color/material, and the tint or reflectivity of the mirrored panels.

OEM: We fully support private label branding, including your logo, custom assembly manuals, packaging, and barcodes. We can also coordinate the design across the entire series to ensure brand consistency. ODM: Based on your design brief, we can develop exclusive versions of the series, such as unique lattice patterns, specialized mirrored tints, or alternative frame designs. We guarantee a smooth process from 3D renderings and prototyping to reliable, high-volume mass production.

Q1. What is a sideboard used for in dining and living spaces?
A1. A sideboard is a low storage cabinet used to store tableware, linens, and serving pieces. It also provides a surface for decor, lamps, or food during gatherings.

Q2. How deep should a sideboard be for practical storage?
A2. A sideboard depth of 40–50 cm is typical and provides enough room for plates, bowls, and small appliances. Deeper sideboards may be chosen for very large serving dishes.

Q3. What is the difference between a sideboard and a buffet cabinet?
A3. In modern usage, “sideboard” and “buffet cabinet” are largely interchangeable. Traditionally, buffets are slightly taller for serving food, while sideboards may be lower and more decorative.

Q4. Can a sideboard be used as a TV unit in the living room?
A4. A sturdy sideboard can function as a TV unit if its length and weight capacity are suitable. Many people choose a sideboard when they want a more furniture-like media solution.

Q5. Which styles of sideboards work well in contemporary interiors?
A5. Contemporary interiors often use sideboards with clean lines, fluted fronts, or mixed materials such as wood and metal. Neutral colors make the piece easy to pair with different decor.