Dezeen Showroom: Italian furniture company Alf DaFrè has released a wooden sideboard characterised by dappled surfaces that appear to have been carved into by a chisel.

The Gubia cabinet is named after a carpentry tool called a gauge chisel that can be used to sculpt wood, forming concave areas defined by ridges around their perimeters.

Doors and handles are concealed by the characterfully mottled texture, creating a continuous appearance across surfaces.

The frame is made from metal while two wood options are offered for the doors and top: Terra or Canapa Oak Fashion Wood.

The cabinet comes in two sizes and shapes – one is designed to be positioned flush against walls and the other is intended to be placed more centrally in a space.

Product details:

Product: Gubia cabinet
Designer: Gordon Guillaumier
Brand: Alf DaFrè
Contact: [email protected]

Material: wood, metal
Dimensions: 2071 x 525 x 813 millimetres, 1553 x 525 x 813 millimetres

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