Sideboards, as such, appeared in the XV century and served, mainly for the preservation of expensive porcelain and silver dishes and other kitchen utensils. Initially, this piece of furniture was equipped only with blind doors, which were started to glaze much later. Modern sideboards and cupboards for the kitchen serve not only as a storage place for glasses, cutlery or appliances, but also are a luxurious addition to the interior, showing the wealth and respectability of the owners.
What is the current sideboard for the kitchen?
Today's mistresses are often called sideboards the same slides or walls, consisting of several sections. Depending on the sizes and configurations of the latter, they can be adapted to utensils, household appliances, a bar, store in them and display simultaneously beautiful glasses and other kitchen attributes. It is preferable to choose a ready-made or custom-made product that would suit the color and mood of an already existing or conceived interior.
How to choose a kitchen sideboard?
In order for the process of purchasing a cupboard for dishes to pass quickly and pleasantly, one should listen to such advice:
- in advance, specify the dimensions of this piece of furniture;
- Determine the number of required sections and with the set of dishes that will store a sideboard;
- where the doors should open;
- whether the presence of glazed and fully open niches is important;
- take care of the presence of decorative lighting or the possibility of its installation;
- a significant role in choosing a sideboard is played by its color solution, which helps to "fit" into the design of the entire room. So, for example, dark furniture is relevant for kitchens, equipped with excellent daylight and artificial lighting, large squares and light walls. Otherwise, it is better to give preference to a product with a light coating.
What can be made of a corner kitchen cabinet or its standard modification?
In view of the fact that high-quality sideboards are made from real wood, it is worth paying attention to the condition of the wood, its breed and its processing. Usually the material for making such furniture is oak, beech, cherry or birch veneer, but variations of rocks are acceptable. More budget choice will be the products of their MDF, chipboard and other varnished boards. Glass used for internal partitions, must have a qualitatively faceted outer edges and not a life thinner than 0.5 cm.
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