Finding a sideboard that functions as both practical dining storage and a show-stopping art piece isn't easy -- most are either too plain or too busy to pull off both roles. The Chelsea House Crane Hand Painted Mural Design Black Sideboard is an 86-inch Asian-inspired sideboard buffet built for dining rooms that need dramatic storage without overwhelming the space, available at LOOMLAN with free shipping to the continental US.
Full Specifications
| Brand | Chelsea House |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (W x D x H) | 86 x 18 x 38.5 inches |
| Weight | 180 lbs |
| Material | Wood |
| Finish | Black with hand-painted gold crane mural |
| Doors | 4 hinged doors |
| Base Style | Sled base |
| Assembly | No -- ships fully assembled |
What Is a Sideboard?
A sideboard is a low, wide storage cabinet traditionally used in dining rooms to store dishes, linens, and serve food during meals, also known as a buffet or credenza. Unlike a console table which is primarily decorative, a sideboard provides substantial enclosed storage with doors and sometimes drawers.
What You Get With the Chelsea House Crane Sideboard
- Hand-Painted Crane Mural Artwork -- Each piece features individually painted cranes on a gold background, making every sideboard slightly unique with actual brushwork.
- Arrives Fully Assembled -- No tools or setup required; this 180-pound, 86-inch wide piece ships ready to place and use immediately.
- Four Hinged Door Storage -- Each door opens on traditional hinges to reveal enclosed storage compartments for dishes, serving pieces, table linens, or bar supplies.
- Sled Base Construction -- The continuous sled base provides rock-solid stability for the 180-pound cabinet while creating visual weight that grounds the dramatic artwork.
- Dual-Finish Design Strategy -- Hand-painted cranes on gold contrast with sleek black sides and top, balancing artistry with clean modern lines.
How Do You Style an Asian-Inspired Black Sideboard?
Position in a dining room as a serving station below a mirror or abstract art that doesn't compete with the crane mural. In a living room, pair with natural fiber textiles and ceramic vases to echo the Asian aesthetic, or browse sideboards and credenzas and solid wood hand-carved sideboards for complementary pieces.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How tall should a sideboard be?
- Standard sideboard height is 34-38 inches to align with dining table height; this Chelsea House sideboard at 38.5 inches is ideal for comfortable serving.
- What is the difference between a sideboard and a credenza?
- The terms are often interchangeable, though credenzas traditionally have shorter legs and are used in offices, while sideboards are dining room pieces.
- What do you put in a dining room sideboard?
- Store dishes, glassware, table linens, serving platters, utensils, or barware -- the four-door design accommodates varied dining storage needs.
- How deep is a standard sideboard?
- Standard depth is 16-20 inches; this sideboard's 18-inch depth provides ample storage while maintaining a slim profile that won't overwhelm narrow dining rooms.
- Does this sideboard require assembly?
- No -- the Chelsea House Crane sideboard ships fully assembled and ready to use immediately upon delivery.
- Does LOOMLAN offer free shipping on this sideboard?
- Yes -- LOOMLAN provides free shipping to the continental United States with no minimum order requirement.
Trade & Commercial Specifications
Interior designers, architects, and hospitality buyers save net price at login through LOOMLAN's trade program with no minimum order (compare: CB2 Trade 25% + $1,000 minimum). At 180 pounds and 86 inches wide, this hand-painted sideboard suits high-end residential dining rooms, boutique hotel lobbies, or restaurant entry displays where artistic storage anchors the design.
| Trade Pricing | Net trade pricing -- apply free |
|---|---|
| Commercial Use | Suitable for residential and light commercial applications |
| Volume Orders | Project Concierge available for orders over $5,000 |
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