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Sideboard 154x84 in Japandi Style | Sabi
Questions about japandi chests of drawers
What is the Japandi style in furniture?
Japandi is a fusion of Japanese minimalism and Scandinavian simplicity: understated forms, balanced proportions and an absence of superfluous decoration. In furniture, this translates to simple fronts and a clear division into drawers, doors or shelves.
What are the dimensions of the Japandi chests of drawers at Pillovely?
Width from 81 cm (Bambouz) to 187 cm (Viola and Senra), height from 75 cm (Ballo) to 124 cm (Kiyro). The exact dimensions of each model are listed in its title and description.
How much does a Japandi chest of drawers cost?
Prices vary depending on the range, size and finish; you can see the current price in your currency on each model’s product page.
Would a Japandi chest of drawers suit a bedroom?
Yes – it’s best to choose a low model, 154–160 cm wide (e.g. Sabi 154×84, Ballo 160×75, Viola 154×80), which will fit against the wall opposite the bed. More: bedroom chests of drawers.
How do I choose the right width of chest of drawers for my wall?
Leave a gap of a dozen or so centimetres on either side so that the chest of drawers doesn’t look crammed in. For a 200 cm wall, choose a model measuring 154–160 cm; for a 130 cm wall, choose one measuring 104–108 cm.
