Glifi sideboard

Most sideboards hide their structure behind a flat front; Glifi does the opposite, exposing its skeleton to the room while keeping a smooth, uninterrupted surface on the inside. That inversion turns storage into something adaptable: users can choose which compartments to reveal and which to conceal, effectively designing their own interior arrangement within the same outer frame. The skeleton itself is built from two materials in conversation with each other: wire-brushed white solid cedar and gun-metal hardware, with two solid cedar rings combined with curved wood panels to form the sideboard's distinctive open ends. The result reads as much as a piece of furniture-scaled joinery as a conventional cabinet, a structure you can see the logic of, rather than one that hides it.