Finding a sideboard that anchors your dining room without overwhelming it requires balancing scale, finish, and storage versatility. The Furniture Classics Lakes Sideboard, available at LOOMLAN with free shipping, delivers a commanding 78.75-inch reclaimed pine buffet cabinet finished in hand-scraped black for a bold, textured presence in dining rooms and entryways. Full Specifications Brand Furniture Classics Dimensions 78.75 inches wide x 20.5 inches deep x 38 inches high Material Reclaimed Pine Color Black Finish Hand-scraped Weight 134 lbs What Is a Sideboard? A sideboard is a low-profile cabinet used in dining rooms, living rooms, or hallways to provide storage for tableware, linens, and serving pieces while offering a top surface for display or buffet service. Often called a buffet cabinet or credenza, sideboards typically measure 30-40 inches tall and feature a combination of doors and drawers to organize dining essentials. What You Get With the Furniture Classics Lakes Sideboard Hand-Scraped Black Finish -- each piece of reclaimed pine displays textured character marks that catch light and shadow for visual depth. Generous 78.75-Inch Width -- provides ample buffet service or display surface in larger dining rooms and open-plan spaces. Reclaimed Pine Construction -- sustainable wood with inherent grain variation and a rustic, storied aesthetic. 38-Inch Height -- positioned at an ideal serving height that pairs well with standard dining chairs and creates balanced room proportions. Substantial 134-Pound Build -- solid, stable cabinet that anchors your room without requiring wall attachment. Where Does a Black Sideboard Work Best? A hand-scraped black sideboard grounds dining room furniture layouts by providing contrast against light walls or natural wood tables. Pair this piece with living room furniture collections in entryways or behind sofas to add storage and drama without visual clutter. Frequently Asked Questions How tall should a sideboard be? A standard sideboard measures 30-40 inches tall, placing the top surface slightly below chair-seat height for comfortable buffet service -- the Lakes Sideboard stands 38 inches high. What is the difference between a sideboard and a credenza? Sideboards traditionally live in dining rooms and include drawers for tableware, while credenzas originated in offices with shallow, leggy designs, though the terms are often used interchangeably in modern retail. What do you put in a dining room sideboard? Store table linens, flatware, serving platters, candles, and glassware inside the cabinet while using the top for trays, decanters, or decorative bowls. How deep is a standard sideboard? Most sideboards measure 18-24 inches deep to hold dinnerware without protruding too far into the room -- this Lakes model offers 20.5 inches of depth. Does this sideboard ship assembled? Furniture Classics ships most case goods fully assembled or requiring minimal assembly; contact LOOMLAN at 833-566-6526 for confirmation on this specific piece. Is free shipping available for this buffet cabinet? Yes, LOOMLAN offers free shipping on all orders to the continental United States with no minimum order required. Trade & Commercial Specifications The Lakes Sideboard meets hospitality durability standards with reclaimed wood construction and a robust 134-pound build. Interior designers, architects, and commercial buyers can access net trade pricing at login through LOOMLAN's Trade Program with no minimum order and approval in 24 hours. Project Concierge support is available for orders exceeding $5,000. Trade Pricing Net trade pricing -- apply free Commercial Use Suitable for residential-hospitality and boutique hotel applications Volume Orders Contact [email protected] for project pricing and lead times Need help visualizing this sideboard in your space? Call 833-566-6526 or explore similar pieces with LOOMLAN's Visual Search tool. LOOMLAN is an authorized retailer for Furniture Classics. LOOMLAN is BBB accredited. View our BBB profile.
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