Brown Wood Sideboard - Piper - Heirloom Quality Wood

Handcrafted oak construction, tempered glass cabinet doors, and a versatile open shelf make the Piper a rare find among dining room storage pieces. The Piper Sideboard -- a 70-inch brown wood buffet cabinet with glass-front compartments -- is available at Sideboards and Things with free shipping. Most sideboard designs force you to choose between closed cabinets or open display; this piece delivers both, combining two glass-door compartments with a lower shelf for baskets, books, or serving trays, giving you flexible storage for credenzas and sideboards that balance showcase and practicality.

Piper Sideboard Features:

• Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 70 in. W x 15 in. D x 35 in. H
• Material: Wood (Oak), Glass
• Color/Finish: Brown
• Storage: Two cabinet compartments with glass doors, one open shelf
• Weight: 90 lb
• Orientation: Horizontal
• Country of Origin: China
• Assembly: Not Required

Why Choose Oak Storage for Your Dining Room?

Position the Piper behind a dining table as a serving station, or use it in a living room for media components and decorative objects. The 15-inch depth fits narrow entryways and hallways without protruding into traffic paths, while the 35-inch height aligns with standard dining table heights for comfortable serving access. The tempered glass doors keep dishes, glassware, and collectibles visible yet dust-free, and the open shelf below accommodates everyday items you reach for regularly. Pair this oak sideboard with pieces from our all furniture collection to create cohesive storage zones, and explore our guide to 7 Best Antique Sideboards to Redefine Your Space for styling inspiration that honors the warmth of solid wood.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a sideboard, a credenza, and a buffet?

All three are low storage cabinets, but sideboards typically feature a mix of open and closed storage for dining use, while credenzas often have all-enclosed compartments and are used in offices or living rooms -- the Piper's glass doors and open shelf make it a classic sideboard.

How tall should a sideboard be?

Most sideboards range from 30 to 36 inches in height to allow comfortable serving access and align with standard dining table heights; the Piper measures 35 inches tall.

How much storage does this sideboard hold?

Two cabinet compartments with glass doors hold dishes, glassware, linens, and serving utensils, while the lower open shelf accommodates baskets, cookbooks, or decorative trays.

What size sideboard fits my dining room?

The Piper's 70-inch width suits most dining rooms when placed beneath wall art or mirrors, and its 15-inch depth works in narrow spaces without overwhelming the room.

Does the Piper Sideboard arrive assembled?

Yes, the sideboard ships fully assembled with free curbside delivery to the continental USA; white-glove in-room placement and setup are available upon request for an additional fee.

What do you put in a dining room sideboard?

Store dishes, glassware, table linens, and serving utensils inside the cabinets, display decorative items or china behind the glass doors, and place baskets or cookbooks on the open shelf.