In a small but bustling Singaporean household, space is precious. With HDB flats and condos in neighborhoods like Toa Payoh and Woodlands, every inch counts. For the Loh family, storage had always been a challenge. Enter the Art Deco Geometric Contrast Sideboard, a solution that has not only solved their storage woes but also provided a unique statement for their dining room.
Living in a high-humidity environment like Singapore means dealing with moisture and small spaces. The Lohs, like many Singaporean families, faced the monsoon challenge: keeping their living space dry and organized during the rainy season. Their dining room, with its limited space, was a testament to this problem.
In their search for a storage solution, the Lohs stumbled upon the Art Deco Geometric Contrast Sideboard. Measuring at 120cm in width and 70cm in depth, the sideboard fit seamlessly into their dining room. Its unique two-tone design, featuring a cream-white oak-grain finish and a charcoal-black fluted ribbed panel, immediately caught their eye.
Installation was a breeze. With the sideboard’s weight at approximately 50 kg, the Lohs easily maneuvered it into place. The brass triangle handles and tapered legs provided a touch of elegance while ensuring stability. Once installed, the sideboard became the focal point of their dining room, a conversation starter that also served as a functional piece.
The four-door sideboard provided ample space for storing dishes, glassware, and other dining essentials.
The geometric design allowed for easy organization and quick access to items.
The contrast between the cream and black finishes made the sideboard a visual highlight, drawing attention away from the small footprint of the dining room.
Over the years, the Lohs learned how to maintain the sideboard effectively. Regular dusting with a soft cloth kept it clean, while occasional polishing with a furniture polish preserved its luster. Despite the humid climate, they ensured the sideboard remained dry, using coasters for drinks and avoiding placing damp items on it.
Keep the sideboard away from direct sunlight to prevent fading.
Use coasters and place mats to protect the surface from heat and moisture.
Regularly check for loose joints and tighten them if necessary.
Considering the price of the Art Deco Geometric Contrast Sideboard at S$3570.00, the Lohs found the initial investment well worth it. Over five years, the sideboard’s maintenance costs were minimal. With its durability and timeless design, it remains a valuable addition to their home.
The Lohs purchased their Art Deco Geometric Contrast Sideboard from Midhill, a reputable furniture store in Singapore. Their experience was seamless, from the selection process to the delivery and installation. Midhill’s knowledgeable staff provided them with valuable advice on the best furniture choices for their small space, further enhancing their storage solution.
The Art Deco Geometric Contrast Sideboard has been a game-changer for the Loh family. It has provided efficient storage, stood up to the challenges of Singapore’s climate, and added a touch of sophistication to their dining room. For Singaporean families facing storage dilemmas in small spaces, this sideboard is not just a piece of furniture; it’s a solution that transforms homes and lifestyles.