Large dining rooms demand storage that matches their scale -- most standard sideboards look lost against a long wall or beneath tall windows. The Sarreid Covent Gardens Sideboard is a 96-inch buffet cabinet built for spacious dining rooms, available at LOOMLAN with free shipping.
Full Specifications
| Brand | Sarreid |
|---|---|
| Overall Dimensions | 96"W x 12"D x 43"H |
| Primary Material | Solid Walnut |
| Finish | Distressed Walnut |
| Hardware | Antique Brass with Faux Keyhole Escutcheons |
| Storage | 6 Hinged Doors, 6 Drawers, 6 Adjustable Shelves |
| Assembly | No -- Arrives Fully Assembled |
| Care | Dust with soft cloth, use wood polish for finished walnut |
What Is a Sideboard?
A sideboard is a low, wide storage cabinet designed primarily for dining rooms, featuring doors and often drawers to store dinnerware, linens, and serving pieces. Also known as a buffet or credenza, a sideboard typically stands 30-36 inches tall and provides both closed storage and a serving surface.
What You Get With the Sarreid Covent Gardens Sideboard
- Solid Walnut Construction -- Built from genuine walnut lumber, not veneer over particle board, so it ages gracefully and withstands daily use.
- 96-Inch Width for Large Spaces -- At eight feet wide, this sideboard provides the visual weight needed for grand dining rooms and creates a strong horizontal line that grounds tall spaces.
- Six Adjustable Interior Shelves -- Repositionable shelves accommodate everything from dinner plates to serving platters, letting you create tall compartments for wine storage or short sections for folded linens.
- Distressed Walnut Finish -- The deliberately aged finish creates established elegance that makes new dining rooms feel thoughtfully curated over decades.
- Six Hinged Doors and Six Drawers -- Combines the storage capacity of two standard sideboards with the design continuity of a single statement piece.
How Do You Style a Walnut Sideboard in a Traditional Dining Room?
Place this sideboard along the longest wall in your dining room, then pair it with solid wood hand-carved furniture to maintain material consistency. Anchor the 96-inch width with symmetrical table lamps or tall candlesticks, then complete the space with coordinating pieces from our dining room furniture collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How tall should a sideboard be
- Standard sideboards stand 30-36 inches tall; this Sarreid piece measures 43 inches, making it ideal for rooms with taller ceilings or wall art displays.
- What is the difference between a sideboard and a credenza
- Sideboards traditionally have taller legs and are designed for dining rooms, while credenzas sit lower and closer to the floor, though the terms are often used interchangeably.
- What do you put in a dining room sideboard
- Store dinnerware, table linens, serving pieces, flatware, and wine bottles in the adjustable shelves and drawers.
- How deep is a standard sideboard
- Standard sideboards measure 18-22 inches deep; this piece is 12 inches deep, making it ideal for narrow spaces or behind sofas.
- Does this arrive fully assembled?
- Yes, this sideboard ships fully assembled and ready to use upon delivery.
- Is free shipping available on this sideboard?
- Yes, LOOMLAN includes free shipping to the continental US on all orders with no minimum purchase.
Trade & Commercial Specifications
Interior designers, hospitality buyers, and commercial specifiers receive net trade pricing through the LOOMLAN Trade Program with no minimum order and approval in 24 hours. This solid walnut sideboard suits hotel dining areas, restaurant waiting zones, and corporate hospitality spaces. For volume orders or commercial durability specifications, contact trade@loomlan.com or call 833-566-6526.
| Trade Pricing | Net trade pricing -- Apply free |
|---|---|
| Commercial Use | Contact trade@loomlan.com for specifications |
| Volume Orders | Project Concierge available for orders over $5,000 |
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