Sideboard CRACKED white with gold lines 165 cm KARE Design

The Sideboard CRACKED white with gold lines 165 cm KARE Design turns a simple stretch of wall into a strong decorative statement. Placed in the living room behind a sofa, along the dining area or in a wide hallway, its long horizontal shape immediately structures the room. The crisp white front is traversed by irregular golden veins, reminiscent of cracked porcelain or abstract fault lines, bringing a refined graphic tension without overwhelming the space. A low gold-toned plinth gently lifts the body of the sideboard, making it appear lighter while visually anchoring it to the floor. The top surface offers generous room to display favourite objects, from a sculptural lamp to a tall vase or a few framed photos. Beyond storage, this sideboard acts as a luminous backdrop that quietly ties together the different zones of a contemporary interior.

Distinctive visual character

The Sideboard CRACKED white with gold lines 165 cm KARE Design stands out through the calm strength of its silhouette. Its 165 cm length forms a continuous band, with flush doors that create an uninterrupted façade. The pure white finish serves as a bright canvas for delicate gold lines that meander across the front. These irregular veins, branching and changing direction, break up the surface in an almost artistic way, giving depth and visual rhythm. They catch the light without being shiny, offering subtle reflections as you move through the room. The gold-coloured plinth sits low to the ground, echoing the lines on the doors and visually framing the piece. With no visible handles, the design feels clean and contemporary, allowing the interplay between white planes and golden tracery to define the sideboard’s strong identity.

Why this sideboard is a great choice

• The irregular gold lines turn the white front into a graphic artwork, instantly giving personality to an otherwise understated wall surface.
• Its 165 cm length provides a generous visual anchor in living or dining rooms, helping to organise open-plan spaces into clearer zones.
• The low gold-toned plinth adds a discreet glamorous touch while making the long body appear to float slightly above the floor.
• Handleless, flush doors create a sleek, contemporary look that pairs easily with minimalist, modern or subtly luxurious decoration styles.
• The wide, uninterrupted top is perfect for curated displays of lighting, vases, books or framed photos that can evolve with seasons.

Best locations in your home

The Sideboard CRACKED white with gold lines 165 cm KARE Design works particularly well along a main wall in the living room, where its length balances a sofa or TV area. In a dining room, place it parallel to the table so it can store tableware while visually elongating the space. In a large hallway, it acts as a guiding line, with a mirror or artwork hung above to echo its horizontal form. Leave some breathing space at the sides so the gold pattern remains clearly visible. To coordinate it with other storage pieces, explore our wider selection in this dedicated sideboard collection. The white finish also makes it an interesting option for a home office, where it can run along a wall opposite the desk, keeping documents hidden yet close at hand.

Lasting decorative harmony

To ensure long-term visual harmony around the Sideboard CRACKED white with gold lines 165 cm KARE Design, build a palette that highlights both white and gold. Soft wall colours such as warm white, light greige or pale stone tones will let the veins stand out without harsh contrast. Combine with furniture in light wood, glass or muted textiles to maintain an airy feeling. Accents in black or deep charcoal, for example in picture frames or a floor lamp, can subtly underline the graphic nature of the gold lines. Over time, you can shift decorative objects on its top to refresh the look while the sideboard remains a calm base. Whether the room becomes more minimalist or more eclectic, this piece acts as a neutral yet characterful anchor that ties together evolving colours, patterns and materials.