Store your dining essentials, linens, and serveware in this handcrafted 80-inch reclaimed wood sideboard. A sideboard is a low storage cabinet traditionally used in dining rooms to hold dishes and serving pieces, featuring a combination of drawers and doors for versatile organization. This four-door, four-drawer sideboard in rustic reclaimed wood is available at Sideboards and Things with free shipping. The slim 14-inch depth makes it ideal for narrow spaces while still delivering substantial storage capacity across its generous 80-inch width.
Use this narrow-profile piece as a dining room buffet to keep serving dishes within reach, an entryway cabinet for keys and mail, or a living room media stand beneath your television. The deliberately planked design and cast iron hardware bring farmhouse charm to credenzas and sideboards in any room. Each sideboard is individually handcrafted with sustainable materials, so the grain pattern, knots, and natural color variations make every piece one-of-a-kind -- adding character to your furniture collection. The water-resistant lacquer finish protects the wood while highlighting its natural texture and tone.
Useful office credenza and durable top
Nice for a home office where paperwork and office supplies need to be stashed; the water-resistant lacquer finish survives coffee drips. The reclaimed cast iron pulls give it a solid feel and the drawers slide smoothly for daily use.
Long profile fits across a big wall
At about 80-inch width it fills a long wall and still leaves room to walk around, so it's great behind a sofa or on a living room wall. The kiln-dried solid mango wood planks show natural knots and color shifts that give character without feeling overly fussy.
Good media cabinet with room
The eight storage compartments are handy for cable boxes and game consoles, and the reclaimed cast iron round pulls add an industrial touch. The top surface holds a TV and a few speakers without looking cluttered.
Solid piece, just heavy to move
Great for bedroom linen storage thanks to the four full-height doors and drawers, and the kiln-dried mango wood feels sturdy. It can be pretty heavy to move around, so plan placement ahead of time.
Handy for an entryway or hallway
Works well in a hallway to hide shoes and bags while keeping the top for keys and mail; the slim profile is surprisingly useful in tight spots. The reclaimed cast iron hardware adds a bit of history, and the lacquer finish is easy to wipe clean.
