If Jeopardy had a furniture category, for “Most Functional Furniture Piece” we would answer, “What is ‘a sideboard?’” Any well-organized homeowner will agree that a sideboard is a necessary addition to your dining and living areas. Sideboards combine style and function to give your room a huge – but elegant – storage container that can command any room with its finish and design.
Keep silverware, fancy napkins and napkin rings in your sideboard’s drawers. Use the piece’s spacious cabinets to stack plates and bowls and store table runners or tablecloths. Sideboards can also protect fragile china safe from rambunctious kids or pets.
We love the window shutter doors on this antique wood sideboard. With a simple design and spacious storage, this piece will round out your dining room.
If you want an elegantly detailed dining room piece, we only have two words for you: Mauzy! Sideboard! The hood green grey color can pass as a neutral and will complement your room’s aesthetic.
Who doesn’t want great wine storage in their dining room or kitchen? The Giantex sideboard’s simple design topped with a wooden veneer flawlessly mixes modern with rustic.
Diamond-shaped iron handles pop from the distressed wood on this Kosas Home gem, and the intricately hand-carved doors make the Allen sideboard worth every penny.
Simple but classic, the Saguenay sideboard will fit right into your cottage-style home, whether near the beach or in the countryside.
This beautiful blue Bayshore sideboard is yearning for someone to display colorful dining ware in its glass-windowed doors.
Mirror, mirror on your sideboard – you’ll have the fairest dining room of them all with this rustic Galloway four-door sideboard.
Dark pine wood with iron accents and plenty of drawer storage? Count us in! The Kratz Sideboard will impeccably contrast with light colored room decor and dining ware.
Sturdy and stylish. Crafted from mango wood, the Hepburn sideboard’s hand-carved medallion filigree doors add exquisite detail to a reliable dining piece.
Can you tell we love cool doors yet? Here’s another one for you: the two-toned Tiphaine sideboard with mirrored doors, a bit of distressing and antique pewter hardware.
Don’t be afraid to add a pop of color to your dining area! Let the Safavieh Charlotte sideboard in Egyptian Red stand out from your other neutral dining furniture and keep your room looking fresh in every season.
Minor distressing, iron accents and ample wine storage makes this Wooten sideboard irresistible.
