Narrow Sideboards

Narrow sideboards for halls and tight spaces

A narrow sideboard is a slim storage cabinet built with a shallow front-to-back depth so it sits close to the wall and keeps a walkway clear. These models measure about 12 to 14 inches deep, several inches less than a standard buffet, which makes them a fit for a hallway, a narrow dining room, behind a sofa, or an entry where a full-depth cabinet would block traffic. At Two Seventy Nine, narrow sideboards start at $230.

Depth is the defining spec here. Widths still range widely, from a 30 inch single-drawer cabinet up to 63 inch four-door buffets, and heights run about 32 to 36 inches, so you get useful length and a normal counter height while giving up only depth. Most models are 12, 14, or 14 inches deep.

Construction leans solid: most are solid pine or other solid woods, with the rest in engineered wood and one rattan-front design. Finishes cover brown pine, antique white, espresso, black, blue, green, and walnut, in farmhouse, rustic, mid-century, and boho styles. Storage mixes two-drawer-over-cabinet layouts, barn-door and curved-panel doors, and adjustable shelves inside.

This suits a renter or a small home where floor space is tight, an apartment entry that needs a landing spot, or a dining wall too shallow for a deep buffet. The slim body still holds table linens, dishware, shoes, or office supplies depending on where it lands.

Prices run from $230 for the compact black barn-door cabinet up to $230 for the wide solid-wood farmhouse buffets. Every order ships free with delivery in 5 to 7 days.