The Oliver Fluted Buffet in putty is a 184cm sideboard in ash veneer with a PU-sealed finish, fronted by vertical fluting and four shadowline doors. Behind them sit two compartments, each with a removable shelf. It stands on pillar-style legs.

Fluting in a pale finish behaves quite differently to fluting in a dark one. Putty is light enough that the grooves read as soft gradations rather than hard shadow lines, which gives the front a subtle rippled quality rather than a strongly graphic one.

That restraint suits a Scandinavian or minimalist room, where a bolder texture would fight the simplicity. Shadowline doors carry the same logic, opening without handles so nothing interrupts the fluting. Two compartments behind four doors means the interior is more open than the door count suggests, useful for wider items. Pillar legs lift the case off the floor, keeping the piece visually light. The legs are knock-down, so there is minor assembly on delivery.