Camberley 63-Inch Acacia and Granite Veneer Sideboard
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Cooper 72-Inch Black Metal and Glass Sideboard
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Salem 76-Inch Charcoal Reclaimed Pine Sideboard
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Levinson 84-Inch Whitewashed Pine and Glass Buffet
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Phoenix 84.25-Inch Recycled Elm and Pine Buffet
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Stratus 72-Inch Gray Blue Reclaimed Pine Sideboard
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Apothecary 86-Inch Solid Pine Sideboard with Lower Shelf
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Think about your largest serving platter first. A buffet may span a long wall yet have shelves too shallow for the pieces you use at gatherings. Conversely, a long uninterrupted top can give you a place for dishes that would otherwise crowd the dining table. The Kingsley Sideboard is a good place to start comparing the proportions of a sideboard with the wall available.
What makes a sideboard useful for serving as well as storage?
List what needs a drawer and what needs a shelf: cutlery, folded linens and stacked dinner plates rarely need the same space. Measure the gap behind an occupied chair before allowing for open doors or pulled-out drawers. For serving, consider the route from the kitchen to the buffet and back to the dining table, so guests can reach dishes without crossing the main walkway.