Sideboards / Compact spaces
Narrow & shallow sideboards
Storage should give a room more freedom, not take it away.
Start with the space
A hallway, alcove or compact dining room can make a standard cabinet feel imposing. Measure the usable width at several heights, then account for skirting, sockets, doors and the route people take through the room.
Depth matters as much as width. A few centimetres can determine whether a drawer opens comfortably or whether a walkway still feels generous. KR8A is developing a range of proportions rather than a single fixed size.
Designed within real limits
A shallower cabinet needs fittings and storage planned around the available internal depth. Front widths, panel thickness and stability also affect which narrow sizes can be made responsibly.
Our prototype lets us explore these relationships, but supported minimum dimensions and hardware clearances are still being validated. We will publish the confirmed range before taking orders; a 30 cm deep sideboard is not currently promised.
Keep the silhouette calm
A low profile, considered front layout and the right finish can make practical storage feel architectural. Use the room measurements to guide the proportions, then decide what needs to live behind the doors or in drawers.
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