Finding a sideboard buffet that delivers both ample storage and modern design without overwhelming your dining room can be challenging. The Chelsea House Williams Console Wooden Modern Sideboard, available at LOOMLAN with free shipping, combines clean-lined architecture with white grass cloth doors and brushed nickel hardware across an expansive 84-inch width. Designed by Bill Cain, this credenza offers generous interior capacity while the unique grass cloth texture adds visual interest to contemporary and transitional interiors. Full Specifications Brand Chelsea House Dimensions (W × D × H) 84 × 20 × 35 inches Weight 235 lbs Material Wood and white grass cloth Color White Hardware Brushed nickel details Designer Bill Cain What Is a Sideboard? A sideboard is a low, wide storage cabinet typically placed in a dining room or hallway to hold tableware, linens, and serving pieces. Also called a buffet cabinet or credenza, a sideboard provides both functional storage and a surface for displaying decor or serving food during meals. What You Get With the Chelsea House Williams Sideboard White Grass Cloth Doors -- natural woven texture creates a tactile focal point while maintaining clean modern lines. 84-Inch Width -- expansive footprint offers ample interior storage for dishware, linens, or media equipment. Brushed Nickel Hardware -- subtle metallic accents complement the white finish and add refined detail. Bill Cain Design -- crafted by a renowned designer known for balancing form and function in modern furniture. Shallow 20-Inch Depth -- fits comfortably along walls in dining rooms, hallways, or living spaces without protruding into pathways. Durable Wood Construction -- solid build at 235 pounds ensures stability and longevity under everyday use. Where Does a Modern Sideboard Work Best? This console anchors a dining room beneath a mirror or artwork, providing storage for entertaining essentials. In open-plan homes, position it as a room divider between dining and living areas, or use it in an entryway to organize keys and mail. Pair with additional pieces from our sideboards & credenzas collection to create cohesive storage throughout your home. Frequently Asked Questions How tall should a sideboard be? Standard sideboards range from 30 to 36 inches tall; this Williams sideboard measures 35 inches, ideal for serving or display. What is the difference between a sideboard and a credenza? Both terms describe low storage cabinets, though credenza often refers to office pieces while sideboard typically denotes dining furniture. What do you put in a dining room sideboard? Store table linens, serving platters, flatware, glassware, and seasonal decor inside while using the top for serving during meals. How deep is a standard sideboard? Most sideboards measure 18 to 24 inches deep; this Williams model is 20 inches, fitting flush against walls without crowding rooms. Does LOOMLAN offer free shipping on this sideboard buffet? Yes, LOOMLAN provides free shipping to the continental USA with no minimum order on all furniture, including this 84-inch console. Is the grass cloth material durable for everyday use? The grass cloth doors are backed by wood construction for durability, though natural woven materials benefit from gentle cleaning and moderate humidity. Trade & Commercial Specifications The Chelsea House Williams sideboard suits hospitality lobbies, corporate dining spaces, and residential design projects requiring generous storage in a refined profile. Interior designers and commercial buyers save net price at login through the LOOMLAN Trade Program with no minimum order -- approval in 24 hours. Trade Pricing Net trade pricing at login (apply free) Commercial Use Suitable for hospitality, office, and residential projects Volume Orders Project Concierge support for orders over $5,000 Questions about dimensions or finish? Call LOOMLAN at 833-566-6526 or explore similar styles with our Visual Search tool. LOOMLAN is an authorized retailer for Chelsea House. LOOMLAN is BBB accredited. View our BBB profile.
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