Velasca Sideboard: Low + Ebony Stained Oak

Velasca Sideboard: High + Ebony Stained Oak

Velasca Sideboard: High + Super-Matt Oak

Velasca Sideboard: Low + Super-Matt Oak

Velasca Sideboard: Low + Ebony Stained Oak

Velasca Sideboard: High + Ebony Stained Oak

Velasca Sideboard: High + Super-Matt Oak

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Velasca Sideboard: Low + Super-Matt Oak

Velasca Sideboard: Low + Ebony Stained Oak

Velasca Sideboard: High + Ebony Stained Oak

Velasca Sideboard: High + Super-Matt Oak

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Punt × Ludovica Y Roberto Palomba

Velasca Sideboard- Quick Ship

$4,395

SKU: PUNT-VLS300732-SUP-MAT-OAK

$4,395

SKU: PUNT-VLS300732-EBY-STN-OAK

$4,395

SKU: PUNT-VLS300832-SUP-MAT-OAK

$4,395

SKU: PUNT-VLS300832-EBY-STN-OAK

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Spec Sheet

Description

In the sideboard version of Velasca, the slatted horizontal cabinet is perched on a shelf-like platform, creating an alcove space for displaying art or objets. Collaborating again with Barcelona-based Punt, designers Ludovica+Roberto Palomba offer a warm take on minimalism in veneered oak with a vertical linear pattern on the doors and side panels. Available in 2 stand heights, the unit comes in natural or ebony-stained finish. (Shelf holds up to 44 pounds; cable egress on back of cabinet.)

Specifications

Size

Low: 26.7" h x 117.6" w x 15.7" d (67.8x298.7x40cm)
- Stand height: 8.7" (22cm)
High: 35.3" h x 117.6" w x 15.7" d (89.7x298.7x40cm)
- Stand height: 17.3" (44cm)

Material

Natural oak veneer

Brand

Punt

Get the Punt? Founded in Valencia back in in 1980, the company name means “point.” The Punt (formally Puntmobles) credo philosophizes that “a point is the beginning of a line” and the Spain-based modernist furniture concern has indeed brought forth a long line of artful products in collaboration with designers such as Terence Woodgate, Odosdesign and Vincent Martinez. Along the way, the company has been recognized with numerous awards from the likes of Wallpaper magazine and others. “The points from Punt that go to make up our collection are practically infinite,” they say. “Many of these 'punts' are happy encounters, happy discoveries; others are still searches, seeking serendipity.”