Western Sideboards & Buffets

A sideboard or buffet is the dining room’s quiet power piece—storage, serving space, and presence in one. Ours lean Western in the best way: warm wood tones, forged details, and finishes that look better up close. Built to organize real life while keeping the room composed.

Frank Reclaimed Wood 3 Drawer 2 Door Sideboard

$2,699.00

Carson 4 Door Leather Buffet

$2,859.00

Save $400.00

Carson 3 Door Leather Buffet

$2,599.00 $2,999.00

Riviera Alternate Sideboard

$2,219.00

Fortville Reclaimed Wood 6 Door Sideboard

$2,219.00

Fortville Arch 4 door Sideboard

$2,049.00

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Western Sideboards & Buffets Built to Keep the Room Calm

• Usable storage: drawers and cabinets sized for the real hosting clutter
• Crafted presence: carved faces, plank construction, and weighty silhouettes
• Hardware that matters: pulls and hinges that feel substantial in-hand
• Finish integrity: tones that look earned, not sprayed on
• Styling surface: space for lamps, art, and serving pieces without clutter

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Western Soul, On The Page

A curated journal for those who live with intention and decorate with meaning.

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