Long Sideboards

Long sideboards that command attention and deliver serious storage. From £330 to £4,430, our collection spans contemporary minimalist designs through to classic oak and mango wood pieces. Whether you're furnishing a dining room, hallway, or living space, these statement furniture pieces combine functionality with style.

Oak & Wood Finishes – Choose from rich oak, warm mango wood, and elegant elm wood constructions.
Trusted Brands – Humz, Global Home Furniture, and Maison Reproductions lead our bestsellers. browse Humz
Colour Options – Black, grey, white, brown and blue finishes suit any interior scheme.
50 Designs In Stock – Large selection available for quick dispatch across the UK.

Tip: Measure your space carefully—long sideboards typically range 1.5 to 2+ metres, so confirm wall length before ordering.

Explore the range or discover the sophisticated Maison Reproductions Sideboard collection for timeless appeal.

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Our Long Sideboards are available in widths from 80cm compact designs to large 200cm+ statement pieces. Use the size filter to find the right fit for your dining room or living room wall.

Long Sideboards by Material

Choose from Long Sideboards with a variety of door and drawer configurations — from simple 2-door cupboards to combination designs featuring drawers, open shelving and cupboard storage.

Long Sideboards with Doors & Drawers

Our Long Sideboards are available in oak, walnut, rattan, painted and high gloss finishes. Our range spans both contemporary and traditional styles, offering something for every interior.

Long sideboards offer the perfect storage solution for spacious dining rooms and living spaces. Whether you're seeking an extra long buffet cabinet for entertaining or an extra long solid wood sideboard for timeless style, our extensive collection delivers both functionality and elegance. From contemporary designs to classic pieces, we stock sideboards in a range of finishes and materials to suit any interior.

Generous Storage Capacity – Long sideboards provide ample space for crockery, glassware, and table linens. Their extended width makes them ideal for larger dining areas where you need substantial storage without compromising on style.
Wood Finishes & Materials – We offer beautiful options including oak sideboards and other premium solid wood pieces that bring warmth and durability to your home. Each material is carefully selected to ensure longevity and visual appeal.
Size Range for Every Space – Our long sideboards come in various dimensions, including sideboards 150cm to 180cm wide and sideboards 180cm to 220cm wide to fit larger rooms perfectly.
Delivery – We're pleased to offer free UK delivery on all our long sideboard orders, making it easy to refresh your home.

Tip: Measure your space carefully and consider traffic flow around the sideboard to ensure it enhances rather than hinders your room layout.

Explore our full sideboards collection to find the perfect piece, or narrow your search by browsing our sideboards 120cm to 150cm wide for medium-sized spaces.

FAQs on Long Sideboards

How do I measure for a long sideboard?

Measure your wall width and subtract 5–10cm for clearance. Check depth (40–50cm) fits your floor plan without blocking doors. Standard heights are 75–85cm. Note any alcoves, radiators or skirting boards that might affect placement or door swing.

Whats the difference between a long sideboard and a short sideboard?

Long sideboards span 120–180cm in width, offering substantial storage for dining or living rooms. Short sideboards are typically under 120cm and suit smaller spaces or narrower walls. Length determines both storage capacity and visual impact in your room.

Can you use a long sideboard in a small dining room?

Yes, if your wall space allows. Measure first—a 120cm sideboard works in compact rooms. Choose one with vertical lines and open shelving to avoid a heavy feel. Position it on the longest wall to maximise floor space.

Should I choose solid wood or MDF for a long sideboard?

Solid wood (oak, walnut) offers durability and ages well but costs more. MDF is budget-friendly, lighter to move, and available in painted or high-gloss finishes. Choose solid wood for longevity; MDF for contemporary style and affordability.

What storage features should I look for in a long sideboard?

Prioritise your needs: cupboard doors hide clutter, drawers suit cutlery or linens, and open shelving displays items. LED interior lighting highlights glassware. Adjustable shelves offer flexibility. Check the product description for exact internal configurations before ordering.

How do I style a long sideboard in a modern dining room?

Choose high-gloss, painted or rattan finishes in neutral tones. Keep the top uncluttered with a few curated items—a table lamp, vase, or mirror. Ensure the sideboards proportions suit your table and chair style for cohesive design.

Whats the best way to care for a wooden long sideboard?

Dust weekly with a soft cloth. Wipe spills immediately to prevent water marks. Use furniture polish or beeswax on solid wood every 3–6 months. Avoid direct sunlight and excessive heat, which can fade finishes and cause warping.

Is a long sideboard worth the investment?

Long sideboards offer substantial storage and act as a focal point in dining or living rooms, justifying their cost. Solid wood versions last decades. Even budget-friendly MDF options provide functionality. Choose one matching your décor style for long-term value.

Can a long sideboard work as a TV unit in a living room?

Yes. Long sideboards provide excellent media storage with drawers for remotes and cables, plus display space for equipment. Ensure the width suits your TV size and the top is stable. Choose sturdy construction to support the weight safely.

What colour long sideboards work best with grey walls?

Light oak and walnut finishes complement grey beautifully, creating natural contrast. High-gloss white or black adds contemporary edge. Rattan or painted finishes in soft neutrals maintain warmth. Test samples in your lighting before ordering.