Cherry Wood Sideboard and Buffet Styles

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Upgrade your dining room storage with a luxurious Cherry wood sideboard or buffet cabinet by Dutch Craft Furniture. We feature solid Cherry wood sideboards in a wide range of styles and sizes. Browse the gallery for popular Cherry buffet cabinets in stock today or custom order to make the most of your space. Solid Cherry Sideboard Details Solid Cherry wood is a timeless customer favorite for dining room buffets and sideboards. The rich texture of the grain has depth and interest without appearing overly prominent. Our Amish craftsmen use solid wood throughout the cabinets, from the inside shelving to the dovetailed drawer boxes. We never use veneers or engineered wood products. Classic Amish Cherry Sideboard Colors Cherry wood has a natural warmth and reddish undertones, enhanced over time and exposure to light. We build most Amish Cherry sideboards with a medium to dark stain color. This enhances the variation of the wood grain. Natural Cherry wood is also available, with only a clear finish applied to protect the wood. Michael's Cherry is arguably the most popular stain color for Amish Cherry buffet cabinets. This medium stain is a rich, reddish-brown color with variation depending on the grain. We feature Michael's Cherry on Cherry wood for the Biltmore Buffet Cabinet, shown as a 2-door or 3-door size. With beveled drawer fronts and door panels, the Biltmore wooden buffet is a Cherry wood classic. We often keep popular Cherry wood buffet cabinets in stock for same day pickup or quick ship delivery. Lead times vary by location; contact our team for more information. Browse our online collection to see current in stock options. Another popular stain color for Cherry wood, Asbury Brown is slightly darker than Michael's Cherry. Asbury has deeper brown tones, while still allowing the natural reddish undertones of Cherry wood to shine. We display Asbury Brown on Cherry wood on the Manhattan Buffet Cabinet and the turned post style of the Laker. We often pair Cherry woo