Soho Cream Leather Warp Sideboard

Finding a woven leather sideboard that doesn't require a second mortgage is rare, especially when every door is handwoven by Peruvian artisans. The Peninsula Home Soho Cream Leather Warp Sideboard, a 66.5-inch Contemporary dining room sideboard available at LOOMLAN with free shipping, delivers four handwoven cream leather doors and solid wood construction at 100 pounds, arriving fully assembled for dining rooms with tables seating 8-10 people.

Full Specifications

What Is a Sideboard?

A sideboard is a long, low storage cabinet placed against a dining room wall to hold dishes, linens, and serving pieces. Also called a buffet cabinet or credenza, sideboards provide enclosed storage with doors or drawers rather than open shelving, making them ideal for hiding clutter while displaying decorative items on top.

What You Get With the Peninsula Home Soho Cream Leather Warp Sideboard

1. Handwoven Leather Doors -- Each door features leather strips woven by hand in Peru, creating texture that catches light throughout the day and ages beautifully.
2. Arrives Fully Assembled -- No tools or setup required; the 100-pound cabinet ships completely built and ready to position.
3. Removable Interior Shelving -- Shelves can be taken out to accommodate wine bottles, small appliances, or oversized serving platters.
4. Sled-Style Base -- The continuous wood base distributes the 100-pound weight evenly across your floor with a clean Contemporary silhouette.
5. 19.5-Inch Depth -- Deep enough to hold stacked 12-inch dinner plates plus wine glasses and linens without crowding.
6. Four-Door Configuration -- Divides the 66.5-inch width into manageable sections for organized storage.

Where Does a 66.5-Inch Sideboard Work Best?

The 66.5-inch width pairs with dining room furniture for tables seating 8-10, while the cream leather and light wood fit living room furniture arrangements behind sofas. The handwoven doors complement solid wood hand-carved sideboards and other sideboards and credenzas in spaces mixing natural materials with artisan texture.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall should a sideboard be

This sideboard stands 32 inches tall, a standard height that positions the top surface at a comfortable serving level for dining rooms while keeping storage accessible.

What is the difference between a sideboard and a credenza

A sideboard traditionally has shorter legs and sits lower to the ground, while a credenza usually has taller legs; this model uses a sled base common to Contemporary sideboards.

What do you put in a dining room sideboard

Store dinnerware, table linens, serving platters, wine bottles, and flatware; the removable shelves in this model let you customize storage for taller or oddly shaped items.

How deep is a standard sideboard

This sideboard measures 19.5 inches deep, sufficient for 12-inch dinner plates with stacking room plus wine glasses and serving bowls.

Does this sideboard require assembly?

No, the 100-pound cabinet arrives fully assembled and ready to position against your wall.

How do I care for handwoven leather doors?

Wipe the leather with a dry or slightly damp cloth; avoid harsh cleaners or excessive moisture that can damage the woven strips.