Scarni is a sideboard built around surface. From a distance it reads as a long, dark volume on clean legs; up close, the front turns into a field of raised, almost hammered cells that catch light in a way flat cabinetry never does. It’s the kind of piece that makes a dining room wall feel finished even before you put anything on top. Behind those doors, it’s straightforward storage—room for tableware, linens, glassware, office spillover, all the things you don’t want on display but still want nearby. Dark-stained ash (solid and veneer) keeps the tone deep and consistent, and the textured front does the heavy lifting visually without needing hardware or extra decoration.