Just a few decades ago, sideboards for the living room were considered a bourgeois excess. But time has put everything in its place. This luxurious piece of furniture has returned to the living rooms. It is a symbol of prosperity of the owners, protects the traditions of the family and the existing way of life.
For many people, sideboards for the living room cause pleasant, warm associations associated with childhood, with something cozy, homely and surprisingly attractive. Favorite cups,
teapots, and beautiful plates are stored behind small glass doors. In open niches are jars of jam, honey, cookies and fruit vases. There has always been something to feast on. Pile of plates and some food supplies that managed to "get" rise above the deaf swing doors.
Of course, modern sideboards for the living room are somewhat different from their ancestors. Having settled in the apartment, they, as in the old days, symbolize the security and status of their owners. I must say that the buffet is a respectable thing. Even a very old grandmother’s wardrobe will look great in a modern living room, in which he will make a very current vintage shade.
Having put a buffet in the living room, you can store dishes, table linen, drinks in it - everything that may be required daily during family breakfasts, lunches and dinners. You will feel how with the advent of this extraordinary piece of furniture in your home it will become warmer and more comfortable.
Sideboards for the living room come in different shapes. You can choose the models that are most suitable for the style. The classic sideboard has three tiers. The lower part is closed by swing doors, the upper is glazed, and between them there is a volume niche. In the glazed part exhibit beautiful dishes. In the closed you can store cutlery that is not required every day, and in the open niche you can put everything that the owner wants.
There are models in which there are crossbars for storing bottles instead of shelves and devices for installing wine glasses. Decorative elements and details inherent only to him make the buffet unique.
The corner buffet for the living room looks very interesting. It adds sophistication to the room. The sideboard of tempered glass and openwork on curved legs looks especially impressive. Naturally, such a model is much more expensive than more modest samples.
Corner buffets in the living room or dining room are not only a source of aesthetics and charm. They are very convenient in operation, durable, compact enough, do not take up much space. Typically, products of this class are made from an array of valuable wood species, therefore, they will serve their master for more than a dozen years.
The buffet looks great and free-standing, and in the neighborhood with the objects of the dining group. It is appropriate in any interior as its continuation (classical, baroque, art nouveau) or as a contrast to it. An exception can only be ethnic interiors (for example, Japanese or Chinese).