Creston Point Black Server

This server is built for versatility and organization. It features three open shelves that serve as a built-in wine rack or a display area for decorative items. To keep your dining essentials tucked away, it includes eight drawers, offering ample space for linens, specialized silverware, and serving accessories. The black metal pulls provide a sleek, modern touch for easy access to your items.

While the terms are often used interchangeably, a server is traditionally taller and more compact than a buffet. At 38 inches tall, this piece is specifically designed to be the perfect height for serving food and drinks to guests at a comfortable standing level. Its open wine rack and square block legs provide a more open, contemporary feel compared to the heavier, floor-length cabinets typically found on traditional buffets.

Mindy wood is highly valued for its strength and distinct grain. This server uses Mindy veneers, which offer the beauty of solid wood while providing superior resistance to warping, cracking, and swelling. This multi-layered construction is specifically engineered for stability, making it an excellent choice for humid environments where solid wood might expand or contract more significantly.

Measuring 55 inches wide, this server is an ideal size to pair with most standard dining tables (typically 60 to 72 inches in length). To ensure your space remains functional, we recommend maintaining at least 36 inches of clearance between the server and your dining table or walls to allow for easy walking paths. At 38 inches high, it provides a slightly elevated surface that is ergonomically optimized for buffet-style serving.

Yes. With a slim 19-inch depth, this server is designed to provide maximum storage without overwhelming the floor plan, making it perfect for urban apartments or narrow dining rooms. Its contemporary black finish and block-leg design also allow it to function beautifully beyond the dining room—serving as a sophisticated entryway console or a stylish media unit in a living area.

Based on our furniture care expertise, we recommend dusting the surface regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth. For minor spills or deeper cleaning, use a cloth slightly dampened with a mixture of mild soap and water, followed immediately by a dry cloth to prevent moisture from lingering. To preserve the integrity of the antique black finish, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive polishes.