Sideboards & Buffets





2-Year Warranty
Basic Warranty Terms
Products Covered: All furniture
Duration:
All furniture:2 years from date of delivery
Exception: The fabrics, seat cushions, leather covers, and LED lighting components are 1-year warranty and can be replaced at a minimal cost, provided the original warranty documentation is still available.
Accessory Warranty Terms: All purchased accessories are non‑refundable once ordered and delivered. We provide free re‑shipment replacement for any accessories damaged during transit. Accessories enjoy a 1‑year limited warranty commencing on the delivery date. This warranty does not cover defects resulting from improper installation, misuse, accidental damage, normal wear and tear, or unauthorized disassembly and modification.
Notice: This warranty policy is effective starting January 1, 2026, and applies exclusively to orders placed directly on the official FUFUGAGA website (fufugaga.com). Purchases from any third-party retailers, online marketplaces, or unauthorized resellers are not covered. The Warranty policy applies solely to the original purchaser from the official FUFUGAGA website.
*For more information, Warranty Policy .
Warranty Agreement and Restrictions
This limited warranty DOES NOT cover any loss and/or damage due to:
1. Improper Use.
2. Accident.
3. Neglect.
4. Acts of God. Relate to events outside human control, like flash floods, earthquakes, or other natural disasters.
5. Improper installation.
6. Improper maintenance and care. Using abrasive cleaners such as powders, bleach, ammonia, alcohol, or chlorine, or steel wool, or wire brushes.
7. Modification, or adjustment or repair.
8. Normal wear and tear from daily use.
Before You File a Warranty Claim
If you believe that you have a warranty claim, contact FUFUGAGA.com .
Email: customerservice@fufugaga.com
Hours:
Monday to Friday: 10a - 6p EST
Saturday to Sunday: 10a - 2p EST
Please be sure to provide all pertinent information regarding your claim, including a copy of your original order confirmation, confirm the item number & Qty of the defective item(s), a complete description of the problem, provide pictures or video evidence clearly showing the problem.
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This collection brings together more than 70 modern sideboards, buffet cabinets and drawer-style storage sideboards, from 23.6-inch cabinets to a 94.5-inch six-door unit. Whether you are furnishing a dining room, a small apartment or an open-plan living space, find the perfect sideboard by sizing it to your wall and dining table, picking a height that suits how you will use the top, and matching the mix of doors, drawers and shelves to what you need to store.
Sideboard Buffet Cabinets for the Dining Room and Beyond
A sideboard is a long, low storage cabinet that holds dishes, linens and serving pieces and gives you a surface for serving food or displaying décor. In US stores, "sideboard" and "buffet" often describe the same piece; a buffet usually stands a little taller on visible legs, while a credenza sits lower. Our guide to sideboard vs buffet vs credenza explains the differences. Because they are so versatile, these buffet cabinets work well beyond meal times:
- Dining room: a serving station for guests and snacks, with storage space for plates, fine china and table linens.
- Living room: a low media console for electronics, or a cozy focal point under art or a mirror.
- Kitchen or bar corner: a coffee bar or drinks station; glass-door models with LED lighting show off wine glasses.
- Entryway and bedroom: narrow, shallow cabinets keep small items tidy, and 6- to 16-drawer sideboards double as a dresser.
How to Choose the Right Size Sideboard
Measure the wall first, then the dining table. A common starting point is a sideboard about 60 to 75 percent of the table's length, with at least 6 inches of open wall on each side.
| Dining table length | Sideboard width to look for |
|---|---|
| 48–60" (seats 4) | 31.5–47" |
| 60–72" (seats 6) | 47–55" |
| 72–84" (seats 6–8) | 55–63" |
| 84–96" (seats 8–10) | 63–71" |
Most models here are 13.8 to 16 inches deep, which keeps floor space clear in a compact dining area. Leave about 36 inches between the table edge and the sideboard so chairs can pull out. Height ranges from 24.1 to 47.4 inches, and 51 of our 72 models with height data fall between 30 and 36 inches, close to table height for easy serving. Choose a lower cabinet (24 to 30 inches) under a wall-mounted TV, and a taller buffet (37 to 40 inches) for a counter-height serving surface. The sideboard height and size guide covers clearances and art placement.
Sideboard Cabinet Features: Doors, Drawers, Adjustable Shelves and Glass Doors
- Doors and adjustable shelves: best for serving dishes, small appliances and bulky essentials. Shelf ratings are commonly around 22 lb, so keep heavy stacks of plates on the bottom shelf.
- Drawers: keep flatware, napkins and chargers organized and hide everyday clutter.
- Glass doors and lighting: 12 models include built-in LED lighting for a display of glassware.
- Hidden compartments: one 55-inch model adds a concealed compartment with an RFID/NFC lock for valuables.
- Top weight capacity: listed on most cabinet-style models, usually 120 to 350 lb. Check it before using a sideboard cabinet as a TV stand; we also carry dedicated TV stands and media consoles.
Modern Sideboard Styles and Materials
Choose a sleek, contemporary buffet in white or black for a minimalist vibe, a modern sideboard with fluted doors and metallic accents such as gold legs and handles, mid-century rattan or acrylic doors, mirrored fronts, or distressed wood grain for rustic charm. Most pieces combine solid and manufactured wood (MDF), with metal frames and tempered glass on some models. To maintain the finish, wipe with a soft, damp cloth, use coasters and avoid harsh chemicals. For more kitchen storage, see our kitchen pantry storage cabinets.
Safety, Assembly and Delivery
A tip-over restraint kit is included with 62 of the 69 models that list this spec; anchor every sideboard to the wall, especially in homes with children. Nearly all pieces require assembly, and two people are recommended for larger cabinets. When you shop on fufugaga.com, orders ship free to the 48 contiguous states and DC, most in-stock orders dispatch within 48 hours from US warehouses, and delivery typically takes 7 to 9 days. You also get 35-day returns on unused, unassembled items, an exclusive 2-year limited warranty, a 30-day price match if the same item drops in price, and Klarna's 4 interest-free payments.
Sideboards & Buffets FAQs
What is the difference between a sideboard and a buffet?
In everyday US use, the two names describe almost the same piece: a long, low cabinet for dining storage and serving. A buffet usually stands taller on visible legs and is associated with the dining room, while a sideboard tends to sit lower, often on short legs or a plinth, and moves easily into living rooms and entryways. A credenza is lower still. Our sideboard vs buffet vs credenza guide compares height, legs and storage.
What size sideboard do I need for my dining table?
Aim for a sideboard about 60 to 75 percent of your dining table's length and leave at least 6 inches of wall on each side. A 72-inch table pairs well with a 47- to 55-inch sideboard; an 84- to 96-inch table suits 63 to 71 inches. Keep about 36 inches between the table edge and the cabinet so chairs pull out freely. The sideboard size guide has the full chart.
What is the standard height of a sideboard?
Most sideboards are 30 to 36 inches tall, close to dining table height so the top works as a serving surface. Buffets on taller legs can reach 38 to 40 inches, and low credenza-style cabinets run 24 to 30 inches. In this collection, 51 of the 72 models with height data measure between 30 and 36 inches, with options from 24.1 to 47.4 inches.
Can I use a sideboard in the living room or as a TV stand?
Yes. A sideboard works as a media console, a bar cabinet, an entryway catch-all or storage behind a sofa. For TV use, choose a low model (about 24 to 32 inches), check that its listed top weight capacity exceeds your TV's weight, and confirm the width is greater than the TV. See how to use a sideboard in the living room for size rules by use.
How do I decorate a sideboard?
Start with one anchor on the wall, such as a mirror or art about two-thirds the width of the sideboard, hung 6 to 10 inches above the top. Add a lamp or tall vase for height, then group smaller objects in odd numbers and leave some empty surface so the piece stays useful for serving. Our sideboard styling guide walks through layering, lamps and seasonal changes.
Do your sideboards need assembly, and do they include anti-tip hardware?
Nearly all of our sideboards require assembly; two people are recommended for most cabinets, and a screwdriver is usually the only tool listed. A tip-over restraint kit is included with 62 of the 69 models that list this spec. Anchor the cabinet to the wall, especially if children or pets live in the home. If a part is missing or damaged, our replacement parts service reviews requests within 24 hours.
How long does delivery take, and can I return a sideboard?
Orders on fufugaga.com ship free to the 48 contiguous US states and DC (not to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico or PO boxes). Most in-stock sideboards dispatch within 48 hours from US warehouses and typically arrive in 7 to 9 days at your front door. Unused, unassembled items in original packaging can be returned within 35 days, and furniture bought on our site carries an exclusive 2-year limited warranty.
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Sideboard vs Buffet vs Credenza: The Real Differences (Plus Hutch and Console Table)
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Sideboard Height and Size Guide: Standard Dimensions, Clearances and Art Placement
Most sideboards are 30 to 36 inches tall, 48 to 72 inches wide and 16 to 20 inches deep. Here is how to size one to your dining table and wall, what clearance to leave and how high to hang art.

How to Style a Sideboard: A Step-by-Step Guide to Layering, Lamps and Art
Anchor the wall with art or a mirror, add height with a lamp, group decor in odd numbers and leave space to serve. A step-by-step sideboard styling guide with seasonal ideas.

How to Use a Sideboard in the Living Room: TV, Bar, Entry and Behind-the-Sofa Size Rules
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