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Medium sideboards that fit most dining rooms and living spaces perfectly. Choose from 305 sideboards between 90cm and 120cm wide, priced from £190 to £3,600. Whether you need contemporary mirrored finishes, classic oak, or statement pieces in grey, brown or cream, this size suits semi-detached homes, apartments and medium reception rooms.

  • Mirrored & Modern – Humz Antoinette Mirrored brings glamour with reflective glass fronts. Humz Antoinette Mirrored
  • Solid Oak Range – Annaghmore Dunmore Oak and Birlea Noah Oak offer timeless durability.
  • Trusted Brands – Global Home Furniture and Corndell Furniture deliver quality and style reliability.
  • Materials & Colour – Mango wood, marble tops, and finishes in grey, black, cream and green.

Tip: Measure your wall space and doorway width before ordering—these sideboards sit comfortably in spaces 1–1.2 metres wide but need clear access during delivery.

Browse our full sideboards collection or explore individual brands like Humz for premium designs.

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Our Sideboards 90cm to 120cm Wide 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.

Sideboards 90cm to 120cm Wide by Material

Choose from Sideboards 90cm to 120cm Wide with a variety of door and drawer configurations — from simple 2-door cupboards to combination designs featuring drawers, open shelving and cupboard storage.

Sideboards 90cm to 120cm Wide with Doors & Drawers

Our Sideboards 90cm to 120cm Wide are available in oak, walnut, rattan, painted and high gloss finishes. Our range spans both contemporary and traditional styles, offering something for every interior.

Sideboards between 90cm and 120cm wide are the perfect fit for medium-sized dining rooms and living spaces. Whether you're after a compact 90cm wide sideboard or a roomier 100cm sideboard with drawers, this range offers excellent storage without dominating your room. From contemporary designs to timeless styles, you'll find options in various finishes to complement your décor.

  • Versatile Sizing for Any Space – Our collection includes sideboards 100cm wide and 100 cm wide alternatives that fit snugly against most walls whilst providing ample storage capacity. Perfect for those seeking that sweet spot between compact and spacious.
  • Premium Material Choices – Browse our selection of oak sideboard 120cm wide options, alongside other quality materials that bring warmth and durability to your home.
  • Practical Storage Solutions – Many models feature a blend of shelving and drawers, making it easy to store everything from crockery to linens whilst keeping items within reach or neatly concealed.
  • Delivery – We offer free UK delivery on all sideboards, ensuring your new furniture arrives safely at your door.

Tip: Measure your available space carefully and consider your doorway width during delivery—sideboards in this range are usually manageable to position, but it's always worth double-checking.

Explore more storage options by browsing our wider sideboards collection, or discover larger pieces in our sideboards 120cm to 150cm wide range.

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FAQs on Sideboards 90cm to 120cm Wide

How do I measure for a 90cm to 120cm wide sideboard?

Measure your wall width and subtract 10cm on each side for visual balance. Check doorway and walkway clearances, accounting for fully opened doors and drawers. Ensure at least 90cm of clear floor space in front. Note ceiling height for proportions.

Sideboards are wider, lower, and designed for display and dining storage with mixed door/drawer/shelf configurations. Chests are taller, narrower, and primarily for clothing storage with stacked drawers. Sideboards suit living and dining rooms; chests work better in bedrooms.

Solid oak is durable, lighter in tone, and requires regular oiling for best results. Walnut veneer offers darker, richer colour and resists scratches better, though its less repairable if damaged. Oak suits traditional interiors; walnut works in contemporary or eclectic spaces.

High gloss and painted finishes wipe clean easily with a damp microfibre cloth and require minimal maintenance. Avoid abrasive cleaners that scratch the surface. Dust regularly to prevent buildup. Theyre ideal for busy households or open-plan living spaces.

Yes, if your room is at least 2.5 metres wide. Choose a sideboard with open shelving or glass doors to keep sightlines clear and reduce visual bulk. Pale finishes or rattan styles feel lighter. Avoid dark high gloss in compact spaces.

Mix heights, textures, and negative space. Alternate decorative objects with empty areas to avoid clutter. Use odd numbers of items in groups. Layer books horizontally, add plants, candles, or artwork. Keep styling loose and balanced rather than symmetrical.

Most offer adequate storage for tableware, glassware, and table linens via doors, drawers, and shelves. Check product specifications for internal dimensions and shelf count. Add storage baskets on open shelves if you need additional capacity for seasonal items.

Dust regularly with a soft brush or cloth to prevent dust settling in weave. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight, which fades colour and dries rattan. Use a damp cloth for light cleaning. Position away from radiators and damp areas to prevent warping.

Yes, they offer multi-functional storage, display space, and longevity. Solid wood models last decades; painted finishes hide wear well. Compare cost-per-cubic-metre to other storage furniture. Most pay for themselves through reduced need for additional bedroom or kitchen storage.

Pale grey, white, natural oak, or soft rattan complement modern grey without competing. Dark walnut or charcoal add contrast and depth. Avoid warm beiges or honey tones that clash. Test finishes against your sofa fabric before purchasing.
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