Curved Sideboards

Curved sideboards with arched door fronts

A curved sideboard shapes the door fronts, and sometimes the top rail or end panels, with an arch or a gentle curve instead of a flat face. That rounded line breaks up the boxy look of a standard buffet and pairs well with arched mirrors, doorways, and rounded dining tables. At Two Seventy Nine, curved sideboards start at $320.

The curve shows up in a few ways across the range: arched cathedral-style door tops, curved raised-panel doors, and full arched glass fronts. Eight models use clear arched glass doors that show the shelves inside, while the rest are solid or paneled. Many are built in solid wood, a step up from all-engineered cases, with solid wood, pine, and fir among the wood types listed.

Most curved sideboards run 57 to 65 inches wide, about 15 to 18 inches deep, and 31 to 34 inches tall, with a few shorter accent pieces. Colors cover black, green, white, blue, walnut, brown, gray, and natural wood, in modern, mid-century, farmhouse, and fluted-plus-arched combinations. Inside are adjustable shelves on most, with drawers on several of the wider farmhouse models.

This suits a dining room or living room where you want a softer profile, and the arched glass versions double as display cabinets for glassware or ceramics. Buyers who like the ribbed texture will find arched fluted crossovers here and on the fluted sideboard page.

Prices run from $320 for the small arched glass-door farmhouse cabinet up to $320 for the wide glass-front models with drawers. Every order ships free with delivery in 5 to 7 days.