Sideboards & Buffet Tables

Think about both function and style. If you need extra storage, go for a sideboard with drawers or cabinets. For a sleek, decorative piece, a more minimal design works well. Make sure it complements your dining table and overall décor.

Measure your space and leave enough room for movement. A sideboard should be shorter than your dining table and not feel oversized in the room. If space is tight, a slimmer design can still offer storage without overwhelming the area.

Dust regularly and wipe spills immediately with a damp cloth. Use coasters and placemats to prevent marks, and avoid harsh cleaners that could damage the finish. For wood, occasional polishing helps maintain its look.