Bring a touch of rustic charm and practical elegance to your home with this stunning sideboard. Crafted from reclaimed pine, it offers a blend of durability and style. The distressed white finish gives it a vintage appeal, perfect for creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere in any room. Standing tall, this sideboard features a unique diamond pattern across its three doors, adding a subtle touch of artistry to its design. The ribbed texture and metallic keyhole accents enhance its rustic coastal beach style, making it a versatile piece that fits seamlessly into various decor themes.
Behind its beautifully crafted doors, the sideboard offers ample storage space with four fixed shelves, ideal for organizing dinnerware, linens, or other essentials. Its rectangular shape and short legs provide stability and a classic look, while the white color keeps your space feeling light and open. Whether used in a dining area or as a stylish storage solution in a living space, this sideboard combines form and function effortlessly.
Designed for those who appreciate both aesthetic and utility, the Beecher Sideboard with Diamond Design and Shelves is a statement piece that promises to enhance your home’s charm. Its thoughtful construction ensures it can withstand everyday use while maintaining its striking appearance. Whether you’re hosting family gatherings or simply enjoying a quiet evening, this sideboard will be a cherished addition to your home.
Beecher Sideboard With Diamond Design and Shelves Features:
Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 3 Door - 66 x 19 x 46; 4 Door - 88 x 19 x 46
Weights: 3 Door - 154 lbs; 4 Door - 187 lbs
Materials: Reclaimed Pine
Color: White
Finish: Distressed White
Design: Diamond Panel
Style: Coastal Beach
Number of Doors: Three
Shelves: Four Fixed Shelves
Shape: Rectangular
Leg Type: Short Legs
Accents: Metallic Keyhole
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