Sideboards and Buffets Shown in Oak - Contemporary & Traditional

Photographed in quartersawn white oak, the San Carlos Mission Sideboard strikes a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity with its filled-in mullion design and narrow side slats. It is only one of many dining room staples that make up the San Carlos design line, which includes coordinating hutches, china cabinets, and other sideboards displaying variations of the shown piece.

Put your dishware on full display behind beveled glass doors, further spotlighted by LED lighting! While the sideboard itself is made in either oak or your choice of hardwood, the interior adjustable shelf is glass for a modern feel. You have the flexibility to accentuate the sideboard's traditional Mission charm or take a more contemporary approach by selecting the knobs and stain that resonate with your personal style.

Upon hearing the words “oak sideboard”, we envision the wood paired with a natural stain that brings out its warmer undertones. Yet, the Kearny Buffet challenges this expectation with its two-tone coloring, showcasing that there's more to explore. Though available in a full array of stains and paints, the Kearny Buffet's charm truly shines when the bottom displays opaque coloring while the top displays a natural stain. The key takeaway? Oak lends itself to a remarkably diverse array of paints and finishes. There’s no need to box yourself into traditional oak stains when ordering your sideboard, especially since Countryside Amish Furniture offers the convenience of sending requested samples directly to your doorstep!

Proving that small contemporary details can go a long way is our next sideboard, shown in quartersawn white oak with a warm Terra Cotta stain. The exquisite server is a testament to Amish craftsmanship, with its ebony inlay, thoughtful incorporation of two distinct types of knobs and pulls, discreet hinge design, and artfully exposed joinery. Like all the pieces listed, this sideboard can be tailored to your specific needs, whether it’s to use different hardware or to meet custom dimensions.

Although this console table shares stylistic features with other oak buffets listed, its distinctive configuration sets it apart. Standing taller, it provides open storage compartments with adjustable shelving, allowing you to showcase picture frames, decorative jars, a vase with dried flowers . . . the list can go on and on. Other characteristics that make the Pottsville Console Table unique include the sides’ understated black metal bar pattern and wood paneling, resulting in a traditional oak buffet with a fun twist. 

Many of the showcased oak sideboards have drawn inspiration from Mission or farmhouse themes. It's high time we showcase one of our beloved decor styles—French Country! Holmby Hills Glass Sideboard embraces feminine curves throughout, from the wavy silhouette to the arched tops of the glass doors. Other enhancements to this oak sideboard include modifiable shelving made from glass, LED lighting, and complimentary base levelers.

Furniture can exude sophistication without relying on overstated design details or cumbersome size. A prime example is the Groveland Shaker Sideboard, which effortlessly achieves a chic appearance through its flared legs, wooden knobs, and overall minimalist elegance. Order this sideboard in quartersawn white oak (as pictured), and the results will feel contemporarily fresh yet timeless.

Rounding out our list of Amish-made sideboards shown in oak is this Mission-styled beauty. Though classically designed, the lattice pattern and adjustable interior shelving both feel modern. For similarly built pieces within the Parsons series, check out the Parsons Ferry Buffet Server, Parsons Ferry Sideboard, and Parsons Ferry Server, all of which happen to also be shown in oak!

How to describe the Casa Zuniga Glass Sideboard, photographed in oak? Contemporary! Beautiful! Glass echoes throughout this buffet, from the doors to the modifiable shelves and side cut-outs. Wooden slats and tapered legs contribute a Mission elegance without compromising its modern charisma.

Offering different dimensions than most of the oak sideboards and buffets is the tall, narrow Merrywood Buffet. The leaded glass doors are no doubt its most prominent feature, though its not the only design element you’ll love about this Mission-style cabinet; discrete hinges, stately knobs and pulls, and subtle exposed joinery all elevate the solid wood buffet. 

The Alicia Buffet, available in Red Oak, Quartersawn White Oak, Rustic Quartersawn White Oak, and seven other solid hardwood species, exemplifies the Mission belief that small details can lead to a large visual impact. Among these details is a unique plate rack that is both practical and decorative. 

The Atticus Buffet with Backsplash delivers classic Shaker woodworking with a contemporary twist, thanks to its mirrored backsplash. For a particularly modern look, consider staining the oak or other hardwood of your choosing in a striking two-toned finish; the resulting sideboard will offer both versatile storage and an attractive focal point for the room.

While the Arts and Crafts movement valued simplicity, this sideboard buffet is rich with details. Photographed in Quartersawn White Oak, the cabinet displays slatted sides, flared corbels, inset door panels, and decorative hardware options from which shoppers can choose. While this buffet will look stunning in almost any room of the house, it can be bought as part of a 30-piece living room set.

Crafted in the way of Mission design, the Rowe Craftsman Buffet Sideboard—shown in Quartersawn White Oak—offers a combination of fixed and moveable shelves tucked behind doors with hidden hinges for a chic, streamlined appearance that would be suitable in contemporary and traditional homes, alike.

The name of this oak buffet says it all, as the Gilbert Mission Sideboard proudly exhibits the earmark characteristics of Mission design, from the tapered legs to the multiple choices of knobs. Perfect for displaying photographs on top and decorative glassware on the lower open shelf, the sideboard also presents roomy compartments behind its solid wood doors.