Mave Organic Brown Solid Wood 76'' Transitional Sideboard
$1,826
$2,475
(Save $649)
From Perigold
Save $460+ from Pottery Barn
We found this at eight stores including Pottery Barn, Memoky, and Unlimited Furniture Group. This product sells from $1,826 up to $2,475. Users can save 26% by shopping at Perigold.
Elevate your home with the Mave Sideboard, blending ample storage and transitional charm. Crafted from solid wood in an organic brown, its natural grain and pattern shine through. The 76'' width provides substantial space, while the four doors with unique rick-rack patterns add a touch of visual intrigue, perfect for storing everything from dishes to linens.
| Alternative names | Leyton Reclaimed Wood Buffet (76") Mave 76'' Sideboard |
| Color | Brown |
We found this at eight stores including Pottery Barn, Memoky, and Unlimited Furniture Group. This product sells from $1,826 up to $2,475. Users can save 26% by shopping at Perigold.
Elevate your home with the Mave Sideboard, blending ample storage and transitional charm. Crafted from solid wood in an organic brown, its natural grain and pattern shine through. The 76'' width provides substantial space, while the four doors with unique rick-rack patterns add a touch of visual intrigue, perfect for storing everything from dishes to linens.
| Alternative names | Leyton Reclaimed Wood Buffet (76") Mave 76'' Sideboard |
| Color | Brown |
Save $460+ from Pottery Barn
Found at 8 stores · Prices updated 16 hours ago
| Store | |
|---|---|
Perigold Mave 76'' Sideboard | $1,826.00 |
Memoky | $2,227.50 |
Pottery Barn Leyton Reclaimed Wood Buffet (76") | $2,299.00 |
Unlimited Furniture Group | $2,308.95 |
Emma Mason | $2,310.00 |
Dynamic Home Decor | $2,319.00 |
Home Gallery Stores | $2,475.00 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The terms are often used interchangeably, but traditionally, sideboards have shorter legs and may include hutch-style top storage, while buffets are longer and lower.
How do sideboards differ from buffets?
The terms are often used interchangeably, but traditionally, sideboards have shorter legs and may include hutch-style top storage, while buffets are longer and lower.
What should I store in a sideboard or buffet?
They're ideal for storing dinnerware, table linens, serving pieces, and bar essentials. They can also be used to display decorative items.
How can I incorporate a sideboard or buffet into a small dining area?
Choose a compact design and use the top surface for serving or decor. Look for pieces with ample storage to maximize space efficiency.
What are some effective ways to clean and maintain my furniture and rugs?
Use sticky lint rollers for picking up small debris, wet wipes for mark removal, and thin stockings over vacuum nozzles to clean hard-to-reach areas like LEGO pieces.
