The Paris Sideboard With Drawers by Hugues Chevalier distills decades of French design into a single, commanding silhouette. Founded in 1978 and now part of the Bertrand Group, the maison continues to produce every piece in France — and this designer sideboard carries that lineage in every proportion, every joint, every considered edge.

A sculptural metal base anchors the form, its architectural lines creating a sense of elevation and lightness beneath the generous storage volume above. The top surface — available in wood or wrapped in leather — introduces a rimmed edge detail that frames the piece like a tray, drawing the eye along its full 190 cm span. The interplay between the cool precision of metal and the warmth of wood or the tactile depth of leather gives the Paris its distinctive tension: restrained, yet unmistakably present.

At 190 × 52 × 82 cm, the Paris offers substantial surface area for serving, display, or both, while the controlled depth preserves circulation in dining rooms and open-plan living spaces. Drawers keep tableware, linens, or media components organized behind a clean facade. Wood finish options allow the sideboard to integrate with warmer palettes, while the leather-topped variant introduces a richer, more residential character. For projects requiring specific material coordination, contact us to discuss available finishes and lead times.

• Dimensions: 190 × 52 × 82 cm
• Materials: Metal base, wood or leather top surface
• Customization: Choice of wood finish or leather-wrapped top with rimmed edge detail
• Origin: Handcrafted in France

Frequently asked questions

Can the top material be selected to match an existing interior scheme?
Yes. The Paris is available with a wood top in selectable finishes or a leather-wrapped surface. Contact us with your project details and we can advise on the options that best complement your space.

What room size does the Paris require?
At 190 cm wide with a 52 cm depth, the sideboard needs adequate wall clearance and suits rooms where its scale can breathe — typically dining areas or living spaces at least 3.5 metres across the placement wall.