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Sideboards

Sideboards

Perfect for dining rooms or living areas, our beautifully crafted sideboards offer an eclectic mix of styles. From distinctive inlaid wooden sideboards and vintage finishes to bolder, more colourful designs, all with ample storage space including shelves and drawers.  

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  1. Mekhi Sideboard

    £1,550.00

  2. Criss Cross Sideboard

    £1,450.00

  3. Leshan Two Door Three Drawer Sideboard

    £1,350.00

  4. Dali Grey Four Door Sideboard

    £1,795.00

  5. Dexter Four Door Sideboard

    £1,150.00

  6. Momoka Hand-Carved Sideboard with Sliding Doors

    £1,195.00

  7. Etienne Four Door Sideboard

    £1,095.00

  8. Malay Four Door Sideboard

    £850.00

  9. Esben Four Door Sideboard

    £998.00

  10. Amaliah Large Chevron Sideboard

    £998.00

  11. Ike Four Door Sideboard

    £895.00

  12. Verity Sideboard

    £2,295.00

    Out of stock - Expected back 29 Jan 2024

  13. Leshan Six Door Three Drawer Sideboard

    £2,495.00

    Out of stock - Expected back 30 Jan 2024

  14. Leshan Four Door Three Drawer Sideboard

    £1,695.00

    Out of stock - Expected back 16 Jan 2024

  15. Leshan Nine Drawer Sideboard

    £1,795.00

    Out of stock - Expected back 16 Jan 2024

  16. Leshan Peacock Chest of Drawers

    £1,795.00

    Out of stock - Expected back 16 Jan 2024

  17. Eckley Four Door Sideboard

    £1,135.00

    Out of stock - Expected back 04 Jan 2024

  18. Momoka Hand-Carved Sideboard

    £998.00

    Out of stock

  19. Ike Six Door Sideboard

    £1,095.00

    Out of stock - Expected back 06 Jan 2024

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What is a sideboard?

Traditionally, sideboards are used to store food ready for serving in the dining room and are often referred to as buffet tables or credenzas. Though their functionality is the same, there are subtle differences between sideboards, buffet tables and credenzas. Originally, all three were usually crafted as mahogany, pine, walnut or oak sideboards with the addition of glass display cabinetry, storage cupboards and drawers, but the buffet table would have taller legs whereas a sideboard or credenza would have shorter legs or none at all. When choosing between the three, it depends on your personal style preference.  

Today, sideboards can be used in any room in the home and are often chosen to store table linens and glassware and serve an aesthetic purpose.  

How to dress a sideboard

When it comes to how to style a sideboard, it’s worth considering which room you want it to reside in. For example, a living room sideboard may be best placed opposite your sofa and could double as a TV stand. Or, if it has glass doors you could use it as a kitchen sideboard and use it to display your finest crockery and crystal glassware.  

What you display on your sideboard will also be determined by its aesthetic. A wood or rattan sideboard will fit well in a Scandi or modern retro-inspired room and match beautifully with the likes of amber vases and glassware, potted house plants and table lamps. When it comes to choosing what to put on the wall above a sideboard, why not consider a large round mirror? Or a curated gallery wall of your favourite framed prints and artworks?  

What size sideboard do I need?

Here is some handy advice on how to make sure you’re choosing the right size sideboard for your room

  1. When choosing your sideboard, make sure it is roughly the same height as your dining table. Typically, the standard height of a sideboard is between 76-91cm tall. Or, if you’re going to place it in your living room, take the size of the room and its purpose into account. For instance, if your living room is quite compact and you want to use it for display and storage purposes then a slim, small sideboard which is slightly taller than average will make the most of vertical storage space yet still be at an ideal height for showcasing your favourite ornaments and decorative accessories. Or if you’re using it as a TV stand, then you’ll want to make sure it sits at just below eye level when you’re on your sofa.

  2. Make sure there is plenty of space between your chosen sideboard and any other furniture or walkways in a room. This is especially important in narrow hallways or rooms where you’re tight on space.