Lidl reduces the Nordic style sideboard that looks like it comes from a design store but costs less than 70 euros

If you need to increase the storage capacity of your living room or dining room and you don't want to get involved in construction work or spend a fortune, a simple solution is to opt for an auxiliary piece of furniture like this sideboard from Lidl. With a Nordic style that is easy to fit into any corner, it is our now discounted 74.99 euros 69.99 euros.

This Scandinavian-inspired chest of drawers not only solves storage problems, but also elevates the decoration of any room for a ridiculous price. It has a clean silhouette with pure lines, which stands out for its chromatic contrast: a luminous pearl white finish that combines with a high-quality imitation Artisan oak countertop.

This mixture provides visual warmth and lightness, so there are no problems putting it in small apartments. In addition, its measurements are designed to the millimeter to optimize the square meters: 116.7 cm wide x 71.8 cm high x 32.9 cm deep, which prevents it from saturating passage areas such as hallways or halls.

It integrates three doors that store spacious compartments with height-adjustable shelves, ideal for organizing Ikea dishes, books or tablecloths, as well as two drawers with metal guides for smaller objects. Its melanin coating makes it easy to clean and shine, another point to take into account.

The alternative with free shipping

If you are looking for a more classic alternative, take a look at this rural chic style sideboard that you can find on Amazon for 89.58 euros (using the 10 euro discount coupon below the price). It measures 90 x 30 x 80 cm, with two doors and an integrated space with adjustable shelves. It is perfect to be placed in the kitchen, living room or hall and even to be used as a television table.

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