Transform your dining or living area with a statement storage piece that blends dark wood character with glass-backed cabinet doors. The Tanla Glass Door Accent Sideboard features distressed black mango timber construction with shaped door fronts and Tuffen glass backing that reveals interior contents while protecting them from dust. A sideboard is a low storage cabinet traditionally used in dining rooms for serving pieces, linens, and tableware -- and this handcrafted design offers both generous capacity and sculptural presence. Available at Sideboards and Things with free shipping, this 58-inch-wide buffet cabinet brings artisan detailing and practical drawer-and-cabinet organization to any room.
Mango timber delivers water-resistant durability and rich grain variation that makes each piece unique, while the distressed black finish adds vintage-inspired depth. The shaped door fronts and antique brass hardware create a refined look that complements both traditional and transitional interiors, making this sideboard equally at home in a formal dining room displaying china or a living room holding media components and books. At 16 inches deep, the slim profile works beautifully in hallways and behind sofas, while the three drawers provide concealed storage for utensils, napkins, or everyday essentials. Pair this accent sideboard with pieces from our glass-door bookcases for a cohesive storage wall, or browse our full credenza and sideboard collection to compare styles and dimensions.
Glass-backed cabinet doors turn storage into display -- arrange glassware, decorative bowls, or collectibles behind the Tuffen glass panels to add visual interest while keeping items protected. The 58-inch width accommodates a table lamp at one end and a tray for serving at the other, or center a large mirror or artwork above the sideboard to create a focal point. The distressed black finish pairs beautifully with natural textures like linen, jute, and ceramic, and the antique brass knobs echo warm metallics found in our glass chandelier fixtures. Use the drawers for flatware, placemats, and candles, keeping dining essentials within arm's reach while the cabinet compartments hold larger serving pieces or barware.
Explore more handcrafted storage solutions in our complete furniture collection, where you'll find complementary pieces in a range of finishes and configurations to suit your home.
Nice entryway or hallway option
Would work well in an entry or hallway to corral keys and mail while keeping decorative items behind glass. The tongue and groove joints suggest it should hold up over time, and the mango timber brings a traditional warmth to the space.
Handcrafted door fronts add character
The turned and routed door fronts create shadow lines that work well in a more traditional living room or dining area. With glass panels up top, its an easy way to display a few glassware pieces while concealing other items below.
Finish was different in person Tanla Wood
The overall construction seems fine, but the finish looked a little warmer than it appeared on my computer. It was also heavier to move than we expected, so setting it up took more planning than anticipated.
Lovely look but a bit heavy Tanla Glass Door Sideboard 2
The handcrafted fronts and Tuffen glass panels are attractive, though the piece does feel on the heavy side if someone tries to move it alone. Otherwise, the three drawers and solid timber construction seem like sensible features for a dining room.
Fits nicely under a wide TV
At about 58 inches wide, it makes a good low console for a TV stand or media storage without feeling too small. The mango timber finish keeps things warm and the glass doors let you show off a few decorative pieces.
