Glass Sideboards

Sideboard with glass doors styles

Arched glass doors give a farmhouse or vintage look, windowpane and grid-pattern doors feel classic, and reeded glass blurs the contents for a softer display. Finishes include white, green and mint green paint, navy, old pine, natural wood with oak veneer, and a distressed two-tone brown and white.

Sideboard cabinet with glass doors sizing

The 28 inch cabinets fit a kitchen corner, breakfast nook or small dining room, standing 36.2 to 41.9 inches tall. The 57 to 60 inch buffets stand about 32 to 34.5 inches tall, a comfortable serving height along a dining room wall, with tops rated for 200 to 275 lb. Depths of 14.8 to 15.8 inches hold dinner plates and leave room to walk past.

Sideboard with glass doors and drawers

Most models pair display with hidden storage. The compact cabinets add a deep bottom drawer, and the white farmhouse cabinet has two drawers under its arched doors. The 59 inch distressed buffet has three top drawers over four reeded glass doors. Shelves adjust on every model, and the 57 inch buffets have push-to-open doors with no handles and a cable hole for a lamp or speaker.

White sideboard with glass doors and wood finishes

White and green cabinets brighten a kitchen, navy adds contrast to a light dining room, and the natural wood sideboard on a solid hardwood frame warms a modern space. Construction: MDF cases on every model, with solid wood legs, knobs or frames.

Wood sideboard with glass doors care

Clean glass with a microfiber cloth and glass cleaner sprayed on the cloth, wipe painted and wood finishes with a damp cloth, and keep heavier platters on lower shelves within each shelf's rated weight.