Fluted White Sideboard Buffet Cabinet with Gold Handles

Fluted doors that catch the light

• Fluted doors that hide everything

  Three vertical fluted doors close off the interior. The grooves add texture and shadow lines, so the front reads as a premium piece instead of a plain box.

• Brushed gold pulls, tapered legs

  Brushed gold bar handles and angled white legs give a mid-century accent. It sits well beside modern and minimalist decor.

• Two sections for everyday storage

  Behind the doors the interior splits into two sections. Use them for dishes, linens and entertaining items. It measures 39.37 in wide, 31.49 in high and 15.74 in deep.

One sideboard, three doors, two sections

• Sideboard body×1

  Matte white with two interior sections

• Fluted doors×3

  Concealed hinges

• Brushed gold bar handles×3

  Mounting hardware included

• Tapered legs

  Angled white legs

From open counters to a room that finally looks finished

The counter that never looks clear

Dishes, linens and small appliances live out in the open because there is nowhere else for them. You tidy, and ten minutes later the counter looks the same. The room never feels finished.

One piece that closes the gap

This sideboard has three fluted doors that hide a two-section interior. Concealed hinges keep the front clean, and the brushed gold bar handles add a bit of warmth.

A room that finally looks finished

Close the doors and the surfaces go quiet. What is left is a matte white piece with vertical grooves that catch the light, standing on tapered legs. At 39.37 in wide, it fits a dining wall, entryway or living room.

Keeping the matte white finish clean

• Soft damp cloth

  Wipe with mild soap, then dry right away.

• No abrasives

  They can dull the matte surface.

• Keep the top light

  Store heavy items below.

• Check level

  Adjust so the doors close evenly.

Measured for your wall

• 39.37 inWidth
• 31.49 inHeight
• 15.74 inDepth
• 4.72 inLeg height

A little over three feet wide, with a shallow depth for dining walls and entryways

Why fluted doors beat plain storage