Fluted Sideboards

Fluted sideboards with vertical ribbed door fronts

A fluted sideboard is a low storage cabinet whose doors and sometimes end panels are cut with evenly spaced vertical grooves, the reeded or fluted pattern. Those raised ribs give a flat buffet depth and shadow without any hardware standing out, and most of these models use push-to-open or recessed catches so the ribbed face stays clean. At Two Seventy Nine, fluted sideboards start at $320.

The ribbing appears on cases finished in walnut, natural oak, black, brown, and one light blue, including a solid pine model. Colors run from black, the most common here, through warm walnut and natural wood tones to oak and cyan, so a fluted front can read modern or mid-century depending on the finish.

Most are four-door cabinets about 55 to 64 inches wide, with a 75 inch six-door version for longer walls and a compact 47 inch tambour-door piece. Depth stays near 15 to 18 inches and height runs from a low 23.6 inch TV console up to 35.8 inches, so many double as a media stand under a wall-mounted screen. Inside, adjustable shelves and a few two-drawer layouts sort table linens, serveware, or electronics.

Styles cover plain modern flutes, arched fluted fronts with a curved top rail, and a mid-century tambour design. This suits a dining room, living room, entryway, or hallway where you want closed storage with a textured face rather than a flat slab door. Buyers who like the fluted look but need a curved or extra-tall cabinet will find related options in the curved and tall sideboard pages.

Prices run from $320 for the small accent cabinet up to $320 for the wide push-to-open and wave-pattern consoles. Every order ships free with delivery in 5 to 7 days.