Cloverdaley White Sideboard

Customer assembly is required for this specific item. To ensure long-term stability and proper alignment of the five doors, we recommend assembling the piece on a flat, carpeted surface to protect the white finish. Following the manufacturer’s instructions specifically for the door hinges and the elevated leg base will ensure the unit remains level and the modern silhouette stays perfectly aligned.

Absolutely. With a streamlined 16-inch depth, this furniture piece is an excellent "small-footprint" solution for urban apartments or narrow hallways where floor space is at a premium. The 5-door design offers more organizational flexibility than standard 2-door models, providing ample enclosed storage to conceal electronics, media accessories, or linens while keeping your living area clutter-free.

To preserve the integrity of the finish, we recommend a consistent but gentle cleaning routine. Our care guides suggest dusting the surface regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth. For spills or minor stains, use a soft cloth dampened with mild soap and water. It is vital to avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive pads, as these can damage the protective finish and dull the elegant, subtle textures of the doors.

While these terms are often used interchangeably in modern home decor, they generally describe versatile storage units with a flat top for serving. A "buffet" traditionally refers specifically to dining room storage, while a "sideboard" like this Cloverdaley model is considered a more flexible, general-purpose solution. Its 32-inch height makes it ideal for a variety of rooms, including entryways, bedrooms, or living areas.

Proportions are essential for a balanced and functional space. This 67-inch wide sideboard is a substantial piece that pairs best with dining tables ranging from 60 to 84 inches in length. To ensure your guests can move comfortably during a meal, our spatial experts recommend maintaining 36 to 48 inches of clearance between the server and your dining table or surrounding walls.

The elevated legs on this modern server serve both aesthetic and practical purposes. Stylistically, they create "visual lightness," which helps a room feel more open and airy—a key strategy for making smaller dining rooms appear larger. Practically, the clearance beneath the unit allows for easier cleaning and better airflow, which can be particularly beneficial in humid or coastal climates where moisture can sometimes collect behind floor-level furniture.