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Bedford Transitional 68'' Brown Mango Wood Sideboard with Storage
$2,849
$3,590
(Save $741)
From English Elm
We found this at 11 stores including Joss & Main, Home Gallery Stores, and AFA Stores. This product sells from $2,849 up to $3,590. Users can save 20% by shopping at English Elm.
Elevate your home with the Bedford Transitional Sideboard. Crafted from premium mango wood and veneers, this elegant piece offers versatile storage with four drawers and adjustable shelving behind its doors. Its rich brown finish and transitional design seamlessly blend with various decors, making it perfect for any room. Enhance your space with this multifunctional and stylish storage solution.
| Alternative names | Ashley 68'' Sideboard |
| Color | Brown |
We found this at 11 stores including Joss & Main, Home Gallery Stores, and AFA Stores. This product sells from $2,849 up to $3,590. Users can save 20% by shopping at English Elm.
Elevate your home with the Bedford Transitional Sideboard. Crafted from premium mango wood and veneers, this elegant piece offers versatile storage with four drawers and adjustable shelving behind its doors. Its rich brown finish and transitional design seamlessly blend with various decors, making it perfect for any room. Enhance your space with this multifunctional and stylish storage solution.
| Alternative names | Ashley 68'' Sideboard |
| Color | Brown |
Bedford Transitional 68'' Brown Mango Wood Sideboard with Storage
Found at 11 stores · Prices updated 1 day ago
| Store | |
|---|---|
English Elm | $2,849.00 |
Home Gallery Stores | $2,849.00 |
AFA Stores | $2,849.00 |
Luxe Decor | $2,849.00 |
1StopBedrooms | $2,849.00 |
Tippler Goods | $2,849.00 |
Bed Bath & Beyond | $2,849.00 |
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How can I incorporate a sideboard or buffet into a small dining area?
Choose a compact design and use the top surface for serving or decor. Look for pieces with ample storage to maximize space efficiency.
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