Surrey Ellis Brown Server

This piece is expertly crafted with mango wood veneers in a rich brown finish. Mango wood is highly regarded in furniture making for its strength and sustainability, offering a beautiful grain pattern and long-term durability. The design is further enhanced by transitional elements like gently rounded edges and canted legs, ensuring a sturdy and stable foundation that fits both modern and classic interiors.

Yes, many of our customers choose this versatile server for use beyond the dining room. Its elegant transitional design and dark wood finish allow it to function beautifully as a media console or entryway accent piece. The 21.75-inch depth easily accommodates most standard electronics, and the internal shelving is ideal for tucking away media accessories, making it a smart, multi-purpose solution for open-concept homes.

While the terms are often used interchangeably, a server is typically smaller and more streamlined than a buffet or sideboard. This server features a refined 59-inch width, making it an ideal choice for urban apartments or smaller dining rooms where you need functional storage without the bulk of a larger traditional piece. Its 37-inch height is perfectly scaled to provide a comfortable surface for serving dishes or staging a buffet-style meal.

No, assembly is not required by the customer for this server. When you choose our full-service delivery option, our professional team handles the heavy lifting, bringing the furniture into your home and setting it up in your desired location. This ensures the piece is properly leveled and the doors and drawers are perfectly aligned before we leave, providing you with a hassle-free experience.

This server is designed with specialized storage in mind to keep your dining essentials organized. It features three spacious drawers with sleek black metal pulls, perfect for silverware, serving utensils, or table linens. Additionally, a single cabinet door opens to reveal three interior shelves, providing ample room for larger platters, wine glasses, or heavy cookware that you want to keep out of sight but within easy reach.

Based on our expertise with wood-finished furniture, we recommend dusting the surface regularly with a soft, dry cloth to prevent debris from settling into the grain. For minor spills or stains, use a soft cloth dampened with mild soap and water, followed immediately by a dry cloth to prevent moisture damage. To protect the integrity of the mango wood veneers, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or placing hot dishes directly on the surface without a heat-resistant pad or trivet.