Pamono Teak Westbourne Sideboard from White & Newton, 1960s

Teak Westbourne Sideboard by White & Newton, Designed by Phillip Hussey, 1960s A distinguished creation of British mid-century design, the Westbourne sideboard was conceived in the 1960s by Phillip Hussey for White & Newton of Portsmouth. Crafted in richly toned teak, it reflects the era’s pursuit of clean modern lines married with quiet sophistication. Its thoughtful design is marked by a beautifully engineered folding door, which opens to reveal generous storage, while a fitted cutlery drawer provides both order and refinement — a subtle detail that speaks to the maker’s dedication to function as well as form. The natural grain of the teak lends warmth throughout, complemented by a series of well-proportioned compartments that ensure ample space for everyday use. Elegant in form yet practical in purpose, this sideboard remains a versatile piece, equally suited to modern living or as a centrepiece in a curated mid-century collection.

Dimensions Length: 217 cm Depth: 44.5 cm Height: 70 cm