Winslow White Sideboard

Absolutely. At 48 inches wide, this server is an ideal storage solution for urban apartments or smaller dining rooms where floor space is at a premium. It provides high-capacity organization—including three drawers and integrated wine storage—without the bulk of a full-scale buffet. For the best flow in a smaller room, we recommend leaving approximately 36 inches of clearance between the unit and other furniture to ensure guests can move comfortably.

While the terms are often used interchangeably, a server is traditionally the most compact and streamlined of the three, designed to provide a surface for serving food in more formal or smaller dining settings. A sideboard typically offers more extensive storage with shorter legs, and a buffet is often a larger piece used in formal dining rooms. This 48-inch unit serves as a versatile hybrid, offering the substantial storage features of a sideboard with the space-saving footprint of a contemporary server.

This piece is constructed using cherry veneers, a technique that applies thin layers of natural cherry wood to a stable core. This construction method provides the beautiful, consistent grain patterns associated with high-end wood while offering superior resistance to the warping or cracking that can affect solid wood in environments with fluctuating humidity. This makes it a durable and reliable choice for long-term use.

To maintain the pristine look of a white contemporary finish, our expertise suggests regular dusting with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. For minor spills, use a cloth lightly dampened with mild soap and water, then dry the surface immediately with a clean towel. Avoid using harsh chemical polishes or abrasive cleaners, as these can compromise the integrity of the finish over time.

A built-in wine rack is both a space-saving and a functional asset for any home that enjoys hosting. It provides horizontal storage, which is the preferred method for keeping corks moist and preventing oxidation. By integrating this storage into the server, you eliminate the need for a separate wine rack, freeing up valuable tabletop or floor space in your dining area.

A mixed-storage design is perfect for maximizing organization. We recommend using the three drawers to protect silverware, napkins, and delicate linens from dust. The open shelving provides a stylish stage for larger serving platters or decorative bowls, while the dedicated wine rack securely houses up to eight bottles. This configuration keeps your entertaining essentials organized and easily accessible during a meal.