JANTAR chest of drawers, 3 doors, 160 cm, plinth base

JANTAR sideboard 160 cm on a plinth: low, dense, no gap

The middle length of the collection together with a continuous base. The combination comes out low in the best sense: 71 cm of height and not a centimetre of air underneath, so the piece looks built in. Three fronts, no handles, and a vertical band breaking the length so the oak does not read as one unbroken sheet.

What it is made of

• three solid doors across 160 cm of front
• plinth in the timber of the carcass
• the band comes in oak, in black glass, in stone-like HPL or lit
• recessed grip line instead of hardware
• top panel without joins
• rustic oak, lacquered

Who it suits

A bedroom where the chest runs along the wall opposite the bed and a low silhouette is wanted. A child’s room: nothing small disappears under a continuous base and no dust gathers where a hand cannot reach. A living room, if a tall JANTAR display cabinet already stands there and needs a calm horizontal counterweight.

Size and what fits

The figures are 160 cm long, 52 cm from front to wall, 71 cm from the floor. The depth allows more than flat things: pans, board games and boxes of equipment go in without contrivance. At 71 cm the top lands at the height of an ordinary desk.

How it sits in the room

A low chest works well under a window and under a wall mounted television, where the distance to the screen stays comfortable. Nothing can be swept under a plinth, so the floor is washed around the piece rather than beneath it. The gain lies elsewhere: no legs to scratch the tiles when it is shifted.

Three sections across 160 cm give about half a metre each, which is the size that takes a pile of folded towels or a row of shoeboxes. None of it shows from outside: the fronts are solid and the chest stays an even plane of oak.

Materials and finish

The base is oak: solid timber and board in natural veneer, rustic oak tone, lacquer over the top. Made by MEBIN, Poland, warranty period twelve months.

DigiMarket, delivery across Israel: Beer Sheva, Ashkelon, Kiryat Gat and Rehovot.