Mid-Century Sideboards

Mid-century sideboards and credenzas

A mid-century sideboard is a low storage cabinet, often called a credenza, that stores dishes and linens along a dining room wall and carries the mid-century modern look. What sets this group apart is the styling: tapered or splayed legs that lift the case off the floor, clean lines, and door fronts with sunburst, grooved, or geometric carving. At Two Seventy Nine, mid-century sideboards start at $230.

The finishes match the era. Walnut is the most common tone, alongside black, warm brown, natural wood, and a navy case with gold legs. Fronts include the two-door sunburst credenza, arched four-door cabinets, tambour sliding doors that roll into the case, rattan panels, and carved geometric doors. Cases are built from solid wood, with several using solid wood in the frame.

Storage stays simple and useful. The compact credenzas run two doors, and the wider models run four, with adjustable shelves behind them so you can set the spacing for plates, records, or bottles. A few add drawers across the top, and the tambour and push-open doors keep the front smooth with no visible handles.

Sizes range from about 30 inches wide for a small two-door credenza up to 63 inches for a longer four-door piece, with popular widths near 47 to 59 inches. Depth sits close to 14 to 15.8 inches, and height runs about 29 to 33 inches. The raised legs and lower profile suit a dining room, a living room media wall, or a hallway.

If you want a storage cabinet with mid-century lines that works as a credenza or a media console, this group covers it, starting at $230. Every order ships free with delivery in 5 to 7 days.