Sideboards + Cabinets

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A sideboard or cabinet earns its place by being both genuinely useful and visually resolved. At Lulu and Georgia, the sideboards and cabinets collection spans dining-room buffets, living-room credenzas, bar cabinets, and storage pieces in solid wood, cane inlay, lacquered finishes, and mixed materials. Clean mid-century silhouettes alongside more textural, handcrafted forms — each chosen to hold its wall while also holding what you need it to hold. What types of sideboards and cabinets does Lulu and Georgia carry? The collection includes dining room buffets and sideboards, credenzas for living rooms and offices, bar and drinks cabinets, media consoles, entryway cabinets, and general storage credenzas. Materials span solid hardwood, veneer, cane and rattan inlay, lacquered and painted finishes, and mixed wood-and-metal constructions. Most pieces offer interior shelving or drawers alongside closed cabinet storage. Sizes range from compact to full dining-room width. How tall should a sideboard be in a dining room? Most sideboards fall between 32 and 38 inches tall — a height that works comfortably as a serving surface and keeps art or a mirror hung above it in proper proportion. For use below a window, ensure the piece clears the sill by at least a few inches. Width should balance the wall: in most dining rooms, a sideboard that spans roughly two-thirds of the wall feels right without dominating the space. Can a sideboard be used in a living room or bedroom? Yes — a low credenza works particularly well as a media console, a bedroom dresser alternative, or a surface for lamps and objects in a living room. It’s a versatile form that adapts to almost any room that needs storage with a surface. Measure the intended wall carefully: sideboards vary significantly in depth (typically 14–20 inches), and a deeper piece can affect traffic flow in a narrow space. Also explore: Media Consoles , Bar Carts + Bar Cabinets , Entryway Tables + Cabinets , Bookcases + Shelving , Dressers

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