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Faron Leather Sideboard

If you have been looking for a long, low storage piece that handles the clutter of a dining room or living room without looking like a filing cabinet, this is that piece. The Faron Leather Sideboard is a 78.74" wide credenza built for people who need real closed storage, plates, linens, chargers, board games, wine tools, but do not want to give up a clean display surface. At 33.46" tall and only 17.52" deep, it holds a lot while staying tight against a wall in a narrow room.

The top is natural stone, so it has weight and cool veining you notice when you set a glass down. Underneath, the case is built on an MDF core with natural wood veneer and decorative paper veneer, which keeps the long span stable and the grain running continuously across the doors instead of breaking at every panel. Stainless steel details and glass sections give the front some contrast, so the piece reads lighter than its footprint suggests.

In daily use, the depth is the part people appreciate most. Seventeen and a half inches is deep enough for stacked dinnerware and table linens, but shallow enough that you can walk past it in a dining room with chairs pulled out. It works as a buffet during dinner, a drinks station on a Friday, and a media console the rest of the week. The stone top wipes clean after a spill, and the long surface gives you room for a pair of lamps with space left over for serving.

Why It Works

• Nearly 6.5 feet of surface, at 78.74" long, enough for two lamps, a tray, and serving dishes at the same time.
• Slim 17.52" depth keeps walkways clear in dining rooms and narrow hallways.
• Natural stone top resists water rings and wipes down after entertaining.
• Mixed material build of wood veneer, stainless steel, and glass, so it has contrast up close rather than one flat finish.
• Closed storage that hides the mess, with a 33.46" height that sits comfortably below most wall art and mirrors.

Ideal Placements

• The dining room with nowhere to put the platters. Run it along the longest empty wall and it becomes your buffet, your linen storage, and your bar in one spot.
• A living room wall that keeps collecting stuff. The low profile works under a large mirror or a grouping of frames, and the closed doors absorb remotes, cables, and paperwork.
• A long entry hallway. At this depth you can still pass with a coat on, and the stone top is the right landing zone for keys, mail, and a lamp.

Styling Pairings

Because the case mixes warm veneer with cool stone and steel, it plays well with both. Pair it with a dining table in a similar wood tone and upholstered chairs in bouclé, oatmeal, or cognac leather to keep things warm. If your room leans cooler, go the other way: a marble or glass dining table, matte black or brushed metal lighting, and a flat-weave rug in gray or greige.

On top, keep it simple. A pair of ceramic table lamps with linen shades on either end, one tall branch or olive stem arrangement, a stack of two or three art books, and a wooden or brass tray to corral the small things. Anchor the wall above it with one oversized piece of art or a long horizontal mirror, hung about 6 to 8 inches above the stone.

Vibe & Aesthetic

Modern and slightly warm, in the vein of quiet contemporary and Japandi-leaning interiors. Long lines, natural materials, no ornament, and just enough metal and glass to keep it from feeling heavy. If your taste sits between mid-century warmth and clean modern minimalism, this lands right in the middle.