Sideboards

Sideboards

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Aruba Rattan Front Sideboard - CharlesTed Home
Aruba Rattan Front Sideboard - CharlesTed Home

Aruba Rattan Front Sideboard

£1,795.00

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Charles Ted Sandringham Estate Cabinet - CharlesTed Home
Charles Ted Sandringham Estate Cabinet - CharlesTed Home

Sandringham Estate Cabinet

£945.00

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Charles Ted Beeley Oak Small Sideboard with Single Cupboard and Four Drawer Storage - CharlesTed Home
Charles Ted Beeley Oak Small Sideboard with Single Cupboard and Four Drawer Storage - CharlesTed Home

Beeley Oak Small Sideboard

£475.00

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Charles Ted Beeley Oak Sideboard with Three Drawers and Double Cupboard Storage - CharlesTed Home
Charles Ted Beeley Oak Sideboard with Three Drawers and Double Cupboard Storage - CharlesTed Home

Beeley Oak Sideboard

£665.00

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Rustic Wooden Sideboard with Marble Top | 4 Door 2 Drawer Console Table - CharlesTed Home
Rustic Wooden Sideboard with Marble Top | 4 Door 2 Drawer Console Table - CharlesTed Home

Marble Top Rustic Pine Sideboard

£1,695.00

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CharlesTed Home Pasadena Modern Whitewashed Oak Sideboard with Parquet Doors | 4 Door Storage Cabinet - CharlesTed Home
CharlesTed Home Pasadena Modern Whitewashed Oak Sideboard with Parquet Doors | 4 Door Storage Cabinet - CharlesTed Home

Pasadena Whitewashed Oak Parquet Sideboard

£1,795.00

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A sideboard is one of the hardest working pieces in the home. It gives you somewhere to keep the things you use every day, a surface to style with lamps, art and flowers, and a sense of order that makes a room feel finished. Our sideboards are chosen with that balance in mind: practical storage paired with calm, timeless design.

Choosing the right size

Start with the wall you have. A sideboard looks best when it leaves some breathing space either side, so measure the wall and allow a little room at each end. In a dining room, check there is enough clearance to pull out chairs and open doors or drawers comfortably. For hallways and smaller rooms, a shallower depth keeps walkways clear without losing storage.

Storage that suits how you live

Think about what your sideboard will hold. Cupboards with shelves suit tableware, glassware and serving dishes, while drawers are ideal for cutlery, table linen and the smaller things that tend to gather. In a living room, a sideboard can hide media, games and books, keeping surfaces clear and the room restful.

Styling your sideboard

A sideboard top is a natural place for a considered arrangement. Try a table lamp at one end for soft evening light, a large mirror or framed print above to anchor the display, and a vase or bowl to add texture. Keep the arrangement to a few pieces of varying heights so the look feels relaxed rather than cluttered.

Finishes and caring for your piece

Choose a finish that works with the tones already in the room, whether that is warm natural wood, a painted surface or a textured weave. Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth, use coasters and mats to protect the top, and keep your sideboard away from direct heat so it looks its best for years to come.

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