Sideboards & Buffets

Start with the space you have. A sideboard sits between other things, so width matters more than anything else. Our pieces run from 167 to 72″ across. Pull out a tape measure before you pick a finish. If you have 60 inches of wall and you fall in love with a 72″ cabinet, it will not fit. That is the decision that comes first.

Think about what you will actually put on and inside it. 52 of our sideboards include outlets and USB ports, which matters if this piece will hold a coffee maker or a lamp. Adjustable shelves help when your storage needs change, but they add cost. Barn doors look good in photos, yet they slide on tracks that collect dust. We include anti-tip hardware with 52 of these cabinets, and we recommend using it if you have small children or large dogs who jump.

This department will not work for everyone. None of our sideboards reach above 86″ tall, so they do not double as room dividers in an open floor plan. The finishes stop at solid colors. If you want natural oak grain or a distressed rustic look, you will not find it here. These are straightforward storage pieces for kitchens, dining rooms, and entryways where you need surface space and closed compartments more than you need a statement.