£19,319
Estimated delivery time: 8 - 10 Weeks
Planes of wood, glass, and metal intersect with quiet precision in the Giorgetti Hikari sideboard—a linear composition framed in pewter-painted aluminium and finished with an extruded vertical handle. The cabinet’s ash wood façade is available in natural, biscuit, anthracite, or ash grey, each tone enhancing the visual rhythm of its slender silhouette.
Smoked glass shelves, LED lighting, and a leather-lined drawer define the interior, while a shaded mirror and tempered glass top amplify reflection and depth. A luxury sideboard for dining rooms, entrance halls, or refined lounges where architectural detail becomes part of the atmosphere.
Made in Italy
W182 x D53 x H92 cm
Frame and vertical profiles in pewter-painted metal (fin. 5L), offering a refined architectural silhouette that anchors the sideboard’s composition.
Left compartment includes an ash wood door available in Natural (fin. 96), Anthracite Grey (fin. 93), Biscuit (fin. 2P), or Ash Grey (fin. 2R), with a full-height handle in pewter-painted extruded aluminium. Internally, a single shelf serves the sideboard, while two smoked glass shelves with integrated LED backlighting elevate the bar cabinet presentation.
Right compartment features a drawer and an open display area with a Plus Pelle leather-lined base, available in a selection of colours. Smoked glass back panels of varying widths are framed in pewter-painted metal and complemented by a smoked mirrored interior for added depth and luminosity.
Top crafted from annealed, back-printed, shaded, and tempered glass, offering a softly reflective finish that unifies the design with subtle sophistication.
YEAR OF DESIGN
2024
DESIGNER
HBA
Founded in 1898 and based in Brianza, Giorgetti is an Italian maker rooted in cabinetmaking tradition. Every piece is made in its heritage atelier, where sculptural design meets material rigour—combining solid walnut, saddle leather, and marble with techniques refined over generations. The result is furniture conceived not just as form, but as spatial craftsmanship.
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