Punt Sideboard Stockholm

Plan around the room and what needs storing

Start with the location rather than the finish. Measure the available wall space and account for circulation, nearby doors and any furniture that must remain accessible. The Stockholm listings span several widths, from compact cabinets to longer sideboards, so there are options for different wall runs. The listed heights also vary, which matters if the sideboard will sit below a window, artwork or a screen. Confirm the chosen model’s dimensions before finalising your layout.

Think through what the cabinet will hold. Enclosed door storage can suit supplies and items that you want kept out of view; drawers may be a better fit for smaller materials that benefit from being separated. If you plan to store equipment or use the top for devices, check whether the selected model has a cable outlet or grommet and whether its position works for your setup. Some models list a cylinder lock, but locking features are not stated for every configuration.

Compare door styles, finishes and details

Slatted and louvred fronts give the collection a more textured look, while smoother wooden doors create a simpler front. Compare these styles against the character of the room and nearby furniture, then check the finish specified for each model. The listed finishes and details include super-matte oak, walnut, aluminium elements and, on one drawer design, a gold aluminium profile. The collection’s attribute information also lists a range of colors, including beige, black, grey, brown, gold, silver and white; confirm the available color for the particular sideboard you are considering.

Aluminium tops or other aluminium details appear on several listed designs, but construction and features differ across the family. Use the model details to verify whether a cabinet has doors or drawers, its finish, any cable opening, and whether a lock is included. Do not assume a feature shown on one Stockholm sideboard carries over to another.

Make a practical shortlist

A useful comparison is to narrow the choices by width and height first, then by storage type and front style. For a shared area, consider whether the cabinet needs to accommodate frequent access, keep contents concealed, or support equipment that needs cable routing. For a reception or meeting space, finish and proportions may be as important as capacity. If the furniture may need to be moved or rearranged, remember that these are freestanding cabinets, not wall-mounted storage.

Before choosing, check the product listing for the exact dimensions, material and finish, door or drawer arrangement, and any lock or cable feature you require. Myntwork offers Punt Stockholm sideboards on a monthly lease, giving businesses a way to consider the collection as part of their workplace furniture plan.