Xandria Sideboard

Xandria Sideboard

If your dining room has a long bare wall and no good place to put the platters, the extra plates, and the tablecloths, this is the piece that solves it. The Xandria Sideboard is a wood buffet cabinet, 62.99" long, 17.72" deep, and 34.65" tall, made for anyone who needs closed storage at hosting height without giving up walking room. It hides the overflow and gives you a surface to serve from.

The cabinet is wood, and the proportions are the reason it works in real rooms. Just under 63 inches is long enough to anchor a wall and hold a lamp at each end, but short enough to fit between a doorway and a corner in a normal-sized dining room. The 34.65" height matters more than people expect: it lines up close to standard counter height, so plating food or mixing a drink on top does not mean hunching over.

Depth is where the compromise usually lives, and 17.72" is the sensible middle. It swallows stacked dinner plates, serving bowls, folded linens, and a couple of decanters, while still letting you slide past with dining chairs pulled out. Most owners end up using it three ways: buffet when guests come, bar cabinet on a weekend, and general storage the rest of the time. Behind closed doors, it looks like one clean wood surface instead of a shelf full of stuff.

Why It Works

• Nearly 63" of usable top, room for two lamps plus a tray or serving dishes at the same time.
• 34.65" hosting height, close to counter level, so serving and pouring happen at a comfortable reach.
• 17.72" depth holds stacked plates and linens while keeping the walkway behind dining chairs clear.
• Wood construction with grain running across the front, so it reads like furniture rather than a storage unit.
• Closed doors hide the clutter, which is the whole point when the piece sits in the room where you entertain.

Ideal Placements

• The dining room with nothing on the long wall. This is its home. Buffet during dinner, linen and china storage the other six days.
• A living room wall that collects clutter. Remotes, cables, board games, and paperwork go behind the doors, and the top becomes a lamp-and-art moment instead of a dumping ground.
• A wide entry or open-plan landing zone. Keys, mail, bags, and shoes get a home, and the height means you drop things without bending down.

Styling Pairings

Wood this present likes softness around it. Pair it with upholstered dining chairs in oatmeal, bouclé, or cognac leather, and a flat-weave wool or jute rug underfoot. A round pedestal table keeps the lines from getting too boxy; a stone or glass tabletop cools the wood down if your room leans modern.

On top, go with a pair of ceramic lamps with linen shades at each end, one tall branch or olive-stem arrangement, two or three art books, and a wooden or brass tray for the small things. Above it, hang one oversized piece of art or a long horizontal mirror, about 6 to 8 inches off the top. Pick one metal, black iron or unlacquered brass, and repeat it in your lighting and hardware.

Vibe & Aesthetic

Warm modern, with mid-century and Japandi overlap. Long horizontal lines, honest wood, no ornament, calm rather than decorative. If your taste sits between mid-century warmth and clean modern minimalism, this lands squarely in the middle.