Burke 82-Inch Reclaimed Pine and Glass Sideboard
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Emiko 78-Inch Reclaimed Oak Four-Drawer Server
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$3,753.00
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Aurora 71-Inch Reclaimed Oak and Iron Server
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$3,753.00
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Hazel 79-Inch Reclaimed Pine and Iron Sideboard
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$2,963.00
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$3,292.00
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Hillary 96-Inch Mahogany Storage Sideboard
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$4,990.50
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$5,545.00
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Bellamy 60-Inch Mindi Wood Sideboard
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$4,200.75
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$4,667.50
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Blakely 50-Inch Mindi Wood and Glass Display Cabinet
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$3,937.50
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$4,375.00
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Blakely 58-Inch Carved Mindi Wood Sideboard
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$2,765.25
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$3,072.50
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Nassau 78-Inch Mahogany Caned Buffet
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$2,884.50
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$3,205.00
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Jamestown 71-Inch Mahogany and Rush Sideboard
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$2,884.50
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$3,205.00
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Grove Hill 84-Inch Mahogany and Rattan Buffet
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$3,683.00
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Natural Sheridan 60-Inch Oak Sideboard
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$2,630.25
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$2,922.50
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White Willow 60-Inch Mahogany Sideboard
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$2,367.00
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Sideboards & Buffets
Give your dining room, hallway, or living space more storage with sideboards and buffets designed for serving, display, and organization. Explore wood finishes, reclaimed textures, cabinet doors, drawers, and statement silhouettes.
How to choose sideboards and buffets
- Choose a width that balances the dining table and leaves room to walk around it.
- Use drawers for linens and small serveware; use cabinets for larger dishes and entertaining pieces.
- Consider reclaimed or solid wood when you want texture and natural variation.
- Style the top with lamps, mirrors, art, or a tray without overcrowding the surface.
Sideboards & Buffets FAQ
What is the difference between a sideboard and a buffet? The terms are often used interchangeably; both provide dining room storage and a serving surface.
Where else can I use a sideboard? Sideboards also work in entryways, living rooms, offices, and behind sofas when the scale fits the space.