Product details
Generous storage shouldn't mean visual clutter--this 84-inch sideboard conceals substantial cabinet space behind four solid doors while its warm brown wood finish and clean-lined profile bring quiet sophistication to contemporary and traditional rooms. The Mercana Hollis Warm Brown Wood 4-Door Closed Sideboard, a handcrafted buffet cabinet available at Sideboards and Things with free shipping, delivers the organizational capacity dining rooms and living areas demand without adding visual noise. A sideboard is a low, wide storage cabinet designed to hold tableware, linens, and serving pieces, typically featuring doors for concealed storage and offering a surface for display or serving--also known as a credenza or buffet cabinet.
Hollis 84-Inch Sideboard Features:
- Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 84 in. W x 18 in. D x 30 in. H
- Material: Solid + Manufactured Wood
- Color/Finish: Light Brown
- Storage: With Storage -- four-door concealed cabinet interior
- Country of Origin: India
Why Choose a Warm Brown Wood Sideboard from Sideboards and Things?
This long sideboard anchors dining room furniture arrangements beautifully, offering expansive surface area for serving during gatherings and storing everyday essentials out of sight. The 18-inch depth keeps the piece streamlined while the 84-inch width provides generous capacity for table linens, dinnerware, and entertaining supplies. Its warm brown finish pairs effortlessly with both dark-stained dining tables and lighter living room pieces, making it equally at home as an entryway console or a media credenza in a living space--explore handcrafted options across our enclosed storage furniture to complete the look.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What size sideboard fits my dining room?
- Allow at least six inches of clearance on each side; the 84-inch width works beautifully in rooms with walls ten feet or longer.
- How tall should a sideboard be?
- Standard sideboards measure 30 to 36 inches tall to align with dining table height; this piece stands at 30 inches.
- What is the difference between a sideboard, a credenza, and a buffet?
- Sideboards traditionally serve dining rooms with higher legs, credenzas sit lower for offices or living areas, and buffets focus on serving functions, though the terms are now used interchangeably.
- How much storage does it hold?
- Four full-height doors open to reveal substantial cabinet interior space for organizing tableware, linens, serving pieces, and dining essentials.
- Does it arrive assembled?
- Most sideboards at Sideboards and Things ship fully assembled with free curbside delivery; white-glove in-room placement and setup are available as optional paid add-ons upon request.
- Where can I see more handcrafted storage pieces?
- Visit our guide to antique sideboards for styling inspiration and explore the full collection at Sideboards and Things.