At Mobilart, our exquisite selection of buffets, sideboards, and credenzas caters to various styles – from contemporary panache and modern simplicity to classical elegance. Within our dining room collections, you’ll discover an array of options, including glamorous and chic mirrored credenzas with a touch of retro flair, timeless English mahogany sideboards, buffets, and servers, and beautifully crafted Italian credenzas perfect for enhancing your dining room or kitchen storage. Our quality sideboards are adorned with a range of finishes, including waxed oak, French walnut, rosewood, faux shagreen, eglomised glass, and exotic wood veneers. Subtle accents like gold and silver leaf or brass and metal details add a touch of luxury. Our offerings encompass both oversized and compact designs, with hardware options that feature brass pulls, sparkling crystal handles, or sleek chrome knobs. Mobilart proudly presents a refined selection of high-end luxury cabinetry, showcasing the epitome of quality and elegance for your dining room. Your search for sophisticated storage solutions ends here.
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Sideboard, Bahut, Credenza, Enfilade, or Hutch — What’s the Difference?
Understanding the difference between a sideboard, credenza, and enfilade makes it easier to choose the dining room furniture best suited to your space and needs.
- The sideboard is a comfortable-height serving piece, ideal near the dining table for setting and storing tableware.
- The bahut is a low, elongated cabinet with doors, designed to combine generous storage with decorative appeal.
- The credenza, also known as a sideboard, is lower and more versatile. The choice between a sideboard and credenza often depends on the room, as it works equally well in the living room, entryway, or home office.
- The modern enfilade is distinguished by three or more doors arranged horizontally, offering a contemporary and balanced aesthetic.
- The dining room hutch combines a lower sideboard with a glazed upper section, ideal for displaying tableware with elegance.
Beyond the Dining Room: Sideboards and Credenzas for Every Space
Every luxury sideboard in Montreal from Mobilart's collection serves more than the dining room alone. The sideboards and designer credenzas here bring refined storage and display presence to living rooms, entryways, and home offices with equal ease. Mobilart's over 40 years of curation and an over 25,000 sq ft showroom at 8260 Devonshire, Mont-Royal mean you can explore the full range in person and benefit from a complimentary consultation to find the right piece for any room.
How to choose the right dimensions for a dining room sideboard?
Choosing the right dining room sideboard dimensions begins with analyzing the available space. Measure the wall precisely and allow at least 70 cm of clearance between the sideboard and the table to ensure smooth circulation. The ideal sideboard height generally ranges from 85 to 95 cm, providing a comfortable serving surface slightly above the tabletop. Standard depth varies from 40 to 50 cm for a balanced everyday use. A large dining room sideboard or a 180 to 220 cm enfilade is suitable for generous walls, while a 120 to 150 cm model fits perfectly in more compact spaces.
What type of wood should you choose for a high-end sideboard?
The choice of wood is essential for a luxury solid wood sideboard, both for its aesthetics and durability. High-end oak is appreciated for its strength and expressive grain, which develops more character over time. A walnut sideboard is prized for its warm tones and fine grain, making it ideal for elegant and contemporary interiors. Rosewood and exotic woods bring depth and richness of colour. For an even more exclusive level of finish, certain fine furniture woods can be combined with decorative materials such as shagreen or verre églomisé, highlighting the craftsmanship.
Swing-door or sliding-door sideboard, which should you choose?
The choice between a sliding-door sideboard and a swing-door sideboard depends primarily on the available space and intended use. Swing doors provide full opening access, making it easier to reach dishes, servingware, and table linens. They are particularly well suited to spacious rooms. Sliding doors, on the other hand, are ideal for more compact spaces, as they require no clearance when opened and enhance the contemporary look of a modern sideboard. A dining room display cabinet with glass swing or sliding doors also allows you to showcase your items while keeping them protected, combining functionality with visual elegance.
Can a sideboard or credenza work in rooms other than the dining room?
Sideboards and credenzas in this collection are designed for multi-room living. A sideboard brings composed presence to an entryway or home office console; a credenza anchors a living room wall with display shelving and concealed storage. The dining room remains a natural home for both, but the proportions and finishes in this collection transition beautifully across spaces. Mobilart's design professionals are available for a complimentary consultation to help identify the right piece for the right room.
How do I choose the right size sideboard or buffet for my dining room?
Two considerations guide sideboard and buffet sizing: wall clearance and proportion relative to the dining table. A luxury sideboard in Montreal is typically sized slightly shorter in length than the dining table, keeping the table as the room's focal point, with at least 70 to 90 centimetres of clearance between the two pieces for comfortable circulation. Mobilart carries both oversized and compact designs to suit varied dining rooms. Visit our showroom at 8260 Devonshire, Mont-Royal or arrange a complimentary consultation to confirm scale in person.