The San Marco Bungalow Cabinet brings substantial storage and striking color to traditional interiors, built from Russian Pine with a blue-grey finish that works beautifully in living rooms, dining areas, and entryways. A sideboard (also called a credenza or buffet cabinet) is a low, long cabinet designed to store dishes, linens, and serving pieces while anchoring a room with its horizontal presence. The Sarreid San Marco Bungalow Cabinet for Living Room is available at Sideboards and Things with free shipping. At ten feet wide, this cabinet commands attention and delivers the generous capacity today's homes require.
A credenza this size anchors a wall and gives you room to organize linens, serveware, books, or media equipment without cluttering sightlines. The blue-grey finish pairs naturally with neutrals and jewel tones common in traditional accent cabinets, while the Russian Pine construction ensures the piece stands up to daily use. Position it beneath a gallery wall, behind a sofa, or along your dining room's longest wall, and explore our collection of console tables to carry the same crafted aesthetic into hallways and foyers.
Bedroom dresser alternative that works
This cabinet's solid Russian Pine build would double as bedroom storage, and the brass-toned pulls give it a classic look. It feels substantial and the multi-tonal sage green finish won't show small scuffs easily.
Long media cabinet for wide rooms
This 122-inch piece would be great under a long TV wall and gives plenty of storage with six hinged doors. The traditional look and multi-tonal sage green finish make it less fussy than modern lacquered consoles.
Office credenza with ready setup
Arrives fully assembled, so it can go into a home office the same day and provides a lot of concealed storage behind each hinged door. The floor-standing design keeps it grounded and the artisanal finishing gives the room a muted color that won't distract.
Wrong timing for our project San Marco
The item is usable, but it arrived after our room project was already finished. The color tone read differently online too, which made the delay more frustrating than it might have been otherwise.
Beautiful finish but slight variation
The hand-applied blue-grey finish looks great in a formal living room and the brass-toned hardware has a nice traditional feel. I did notice subtle variations in the finish across different doors, so expect a bit of character rather than a uniform color.
