Storage

Block Sideboard Price on request

Un'common — Available through The Orb

The BLOCK sideboard follows the same logic as the cabinet — a clear volume set on two marble blocks. The stone is not an accent; it carries the weight. The wooden body rests above it with intention, slightly elevated, defined by proportion rather than detail.

Its form is closed and horizontal. Calm, steady, without emphasis. The lines are precise, the surfaces uninterrupted. There is no applied ornament, no attempt to soften the structure. What gives it character is the relationship between mass and balance — the tension between the heaviness of marble and the warmth of wood.

It works as a grounded element in a space. Not something that fills a wall, but something that stabilises it. Storage is resolved quietly within the volume, leaving the exterior uninterrupted and composed.

Available by commission

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This piece is commissioned and delivered through The Orb. Customization, sourcing, and logistics are managed directly by our team in collaboration with the designer.

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  • Dimensions

    W 130 x D 41 x H 103 cm
  • Materials

    Marble Base (Breccia Brushed) , Oak Veneer, MDF
  • Production & Delivery

    Handcrafted in Poland

Un'common, Raw and Minimal. Shaped by Hand in Stone.

Un’common is a Łódź-based design studio founded by Gosia, an architect, and Maciek, an economist — partners in both life and work. For nearly a decade, they have been building a brand rooted in a deep respect for natural materials, especially stone. What began as an organic shift from large-scale architectural projects toward more personal, tactile creation gradually evolved into a fully devoted practice.

Working closely with local craftsmen and overseeing every stage of production, Un’common approaches design in a hands-on, intimate way. Their minimalist yet sensual furniture celebrates the raw honesty of stone — its texture, weight, porosity, and subtle imperfections. By reducing form to its essence, they allow material and detail to take center stage, creating objects meant not only to be seen, but to be touched and lived with.