There are furniture that simply fulfill its function, and there are furniture that transform the space in which they are placed. The Atlas Sideboard belongs to the second category. It is not a conventional piece or a design that seeks to go unnoticed: Atlas has a silhouette of its own, recognizable, which introduces a dose of dynamism and personality in the living room or dining room without the need for superfluous ornamental resources. The first thing that draws attention to seeing the Atlas dresser is your flying countertop, a surface that is projected beyond the lower body of the piece, both in width and in depth, creating a cantilever that breaks with the usual rectangular geometry of this type of furniture. This solution is not only aesthetic, although visually it is very attractive: that enlarged countertop offers a generous exposure surface where to place lamps, plants, paintings or any decorative element that wants to stand out. In the photo of the environment it is perfectly appreciated how that upper space becomes the natural scenery to compose a small decorative scene that personalizes the whole and gives life to the corner where it is located. The finishing of the countertop and the main structure is in natural oak color, a warm tone with texture that evokes the wood and provides that point of organic warmth as well works on contemporary interiors. Natural oak has the virtue of illuminating without stress, of adding without recharging, and of eased dialogue with a variety of colors and materials. Faced with this warm bottom, the two lower body doors appear on matte blank, creating a clean and balanced contrast that is precisely one of the great seals of current Nordic and Scandinavian design. The target provides luminosity, visual amplitude and a sense of order that makes the furniture integrated naturally into spaces of different sizes. The composition of the body of the ATLAS dresser is equally interesting. Instead of opting for a symmetrical and conventional distribution, the design introduces a central open hole that breaks the continuity of the doors and generates a fast and immediate access space, ideal for placing frequently used objects, magazines, a decorative box or any element that wants to have Hand without the need to open any door. This hole, flanked to the left by a smaller door and on the right by a larger door, introduces a calculated asymmetry that gives movement and character to the piece without the result is chaotic or unbalanced. Open the furniture, as can be seen in the image of detail with the open doors, the interior reveals a practical and well-resolved organization. Each module has its own inner rack, which allows to organize the content in height and make the most of the storage capacity. The shelves are white finish, consistent with clean and bright interior that characterizes the piece, and its position allows to save from crockery and tablecloth to books, board games or any other object that usually requires an orderly place in the living room or dining room. The hinges of the doors are robust and soft opening, a quality detail that shows in everyday use. The measures of the ATLAS dresser, 128.4 cm wide by 91.5 cm high and 33.8 cm background, make it a piece of noticeable but not excessive presence. With almost meter and thirty wide occupies enough space to visually anchor a living room or dining wall, but its background content of just over thirty-three centimeters makes it perfectly compatible with wide corridors, entrances or any area where the space available in depth is limited. The height of something more than ninety centimeters places it in the middle-high zone for a sideboard, which gives it a greater presence and storage capacity than the lowest models, without invading the upper visual field of the stay. The small adjustable feet on which the Atlas dresser rests are another detail that deserves attention. They allow leveling the furniture on irregular soils, guaranteeing stability and protecting both the furniture and the soil of any friction or damage. They are discreet and just visible, which maintains the visual cleaning of the lower part of the piece. The Atlas Sideboard is integrated naturally into dining rooms and rooms of contemporary, Nordic or Scandinavian aesthetic, but it also works very well in more eclectic environments where materials and styles are mixed. The oak and white binomial is one of the most versatile from the current interior decoration and guarantees that the Atlas can live without conflict with sofas, tables and supplements of very different palettes and textures. Whether placed in the living room as a storage and exposure piece, in the dining room as a classic dresser to store the crockery and glassware, or even at a wide entrance as a hall with character, the Atlas adapts its functionality to the use that each home needs, without losing in any case your personality Neither his presence.
