72" Distressed White Glass Trellis Doors Sideboard Cabinet

Introduce the timeless elegance of the Lidia Cabinets to your living space. Constructed with sturdy mango timber and a water-resistant lacquer finish, this 72" sideboard cabinet boasts a distressed white appearance, four glass-backed wood cutout lattice doors, and elegant brass-finished knobs. The spacious shelved interior offers plenty of room for storage and display, making it a stylish and practical addition to any room. The intricately carved trellis glass door panels add a touch of sophistication and charm to this must-have piece. Elevate your home with this exclusive and luxurious sideboard cabinet.

The Lidia Cabinets feature classic silhouettes updated with a water-resistant lacquer sealed "light" rubbed whitewash finish, creating a distressed white appearance. Expertly crafted from solid mango timber, the piece also includes a stacked top and base, four glass-backed wood cutout lattice doors, bun feet, and simple brass-finished knobs. 

72" Distressed White Solid Wood Glass Trellis Doors Sideboard Cabinet Features

• Dimensions: 40 x 72 x 16
• Product Type: Sideboard, Buffet, Curio, Display Cabinet, TV Stand, Server, Bookcase
• Materials: Mango Wood, Glass
• Number of Doors: 4 trellis style glass doors
• Assembly Required: No this white buffet sideboard ships fully assembled
• Style: Farmhouse, Chic, Coastal, Cottage, Beach House
• Please Note: The grain, texture and tone of this hand crafted furniture will vary from piece to piece. The wood's natural characteristics such as knots, grain patterns, cracks, and color variations enhance the unique handmade appearance. In certain climates, these woods may expand and contract developing slight splits or cracks. But these small imperfections are natural and will not compromise the structural integrity of your piece. Since each piece is hand made, each piece will be unique and beautiful in its own way

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