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White Sideboards

Two Seventy Nine white sideboards are dining room storage cabinets in white and antique white, from 28-inch glass-door units to 63-inch four-door buffets. Most have a farmhouse look with barn doors, curved fronts, or arched glass, plus drawers and adjustable shelves.

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Save $85White Farmhouse Sideboard, Arched Glass Doors & 2 Drawers
Save $220Farmhouse Glass-Door Sideboard 59 in, Distressed Brown, 3 Drawers
Save $175Distressed White Farmhouse Sideboard, 63 in, 4 Curved Doors
Save $70White Glass-Door Sideboard Buffet Cabinet with Drawer
Save $155Shaker White Sideboard Buffet, 58'' with 2 Drawers & 4 Doors
Save $165Antique Farmhouse Sideboard, Grey White 60'' 4-Door Floral Cabinet
Save $130Farmhouse Sideboard Buffet, 58in Antique White 2-Drawer 4-Door
Save $160Modern White Sideboard Buffet Cabinet, 63in 4-Door Geometric
Save $125Antique White Sideboard, 46in Farmhouse Buffet, 2 Drawers
Save $110Farmhouse Sideboard Buffet Cabinet, 55in White 3-Drawer Barn Door
Save $60Farmhouse Barn-Door Coffee Bar Sideboard, White, 1 Drawer

White sideboards for the dining room

A white sideboard is a low storage cabinet that lines a dining room wall and holds dishes, linens, and serving pieces, and the white finish is what defines this group. A pale case keeps a room feeling open, reflects light in a smaller space, and works with both painted and natural wood tables. At Two Seventy Nine, white sideboards start at $230.

Most of these lean farmhouse, in bright white, antique white, and a soft distressed or grey-washed white. Fronts include sliding barn doors, curved and Shaker panels, and arched glass doors that show the shelves inside. Cases are built from solid pine or engineered wood, and the glass-door models pair the white frame with clear panels for a lighter look.

Storage is straightforward. Four doors is the common layout, with narrower units running two doors, and many add one to three drawers across the top for flatware, napkins, and small tools. Behind the doors are adjustable shelves so you can set the spacing for plates, bowls, or bottles, and one model includes silverware storage in the top drawer.

Sizes run from about 28 inches wide for a compact glass-door cabinet up to 63 inches for a full dining wall. Depth sits near 14 to 16.5 inches, and height ranges from about 32 to 36 inches, which is standard buffet height for serving beside a table. That range lets a white sideboard fit a breakfast nook, a dining room, or an entry.

If you want a light, farmhouse-style storage piece that brightens the room and keeps table settings close, a white sideboard is a practical choice, starting at $230. Every order ships free with delivery in 5 to 7 days.

Specifications

Price from
230
Styles
Farmhouse, Rustic, Shaker, Modern, Minimalist
Materials
Solid pine, Engineered wood, Glass doors on some
Widths
28 to 63 inches
Depth
About 14 to 16.5 inches
Height
About 32 to 36 inches
Storage
2 to 4 doors, 1 to 3 drawers, Adjustable shelves, Silverware storage on one
Colors
White, Antique white, Grey-washed white, Distressed white
Free shipping
Free
Delivery window
5 to 7 days

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

What is a white sideboard for?
A white sideboard is a low dining room cabinet that stores dishes, linens, and serving pieces, with a top surface for serving. The white finish keeps a room feeling open and light, and many people also use one as an entry or living room cabinet.
Is it bright white or a softer white?
Both. Some are a clean bright white, and others are antique white, distressed white, or a grey-washed white with a farmhouse feel. The title and photos show which shade each cabinet uses, so match it to your other furniture.
What are the white sideboards made from?
Cases are built from solid pine or engineered wood with a painted white finish. Glass-door models pair the white frame with clear glass panels. Check each listing for the exact build.
Do any have glass doors?
Yes. Several models use arched or straight glass doors that show the shelves inside, which works well for displaying dishes or glassware. The rest use solid barn, Shaker, or curved-panel doors that hide the contents.
How much storage is inside?
Most have four doors with adjustable shelves behind them, and narrower units have two doors. Many also add one to three drawers across the top for flatware and napkins, and one includes dedicated silverware storage.
What is a barn-door sideboard?
A barn-door sideboard has doors that slide sideways on a track across the front instead of swinging open. Sliding doors save the clearance a swing door needs, which helps in a tight dining nook or hallway.
How do I keep a white sideboard clean?
Wipe the painted surface with a damp cloth and a little mild soap, then dry it to avoid water marks. Clean up spills quickly so they do not settle into a distressed or matte finish, and skip abrasive pads.
What sizes are available?
Widths run from about 28 inches for a compact glass-door cabinet up to 63 inches for a full dining wall, with most near 55 to 58 inches. Depth is about 14 to 16.5 inches and height is about 32 to 36 inches.
Do these need assembly?
Most ship flat and need assembly, which means attaching feet, mounting the doors and drawer fronts, and setting the shelves with the included hardware. Solid pine models tend to arrive with more of the case pre-built.
Is shipping free on white sideboards?
Yes. Shipping is free on every white sideboard, with delivery in 5 to 7 days.