Crestview Collection Bengal Manor 79" x 19" x 34" 4-Door Rustic White Wash Wood Texture Door Sideboard - CVFNR738
The Crestview Collection Bengal Manor features a texture door sideboard crafted from wood. This piece of furniture will surely enhance the aesthetics and functional purpose in your home.
The Crestview Collection Bengal Manor White Wash Texture Door Sideboard has a bleached wood, light brown finish. Four-doors have been textured to create a wave pattern across the front of this piece. The tarnished brass toned base holds the cabinet without distraction. There is plenty of concealed storage behind the doors for all of your entertaining and dining needs. The generous 79-inch top of this sideboard will allow you to set out a buffet for your family or guests. This piece will add beauty to your coastal or transitional style home decor.
Features
- Features a 79" x 19" x 34" dimensions
- Highlights a 4-door functionality
- Provides a rustic look and feel
What Our Experts Think
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Rustic sideboard with a charming white wash wood texture for a timeless farmhouse appeal.
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Generous 79" x 19" x 34" size provides ample storage space for dining or living areas.
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Features 4 doors with textured detailing, blending style and functionality.
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Solid construction ensures durability while complementing rustic, coastal, or transitional décor.
Q&A
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What are the dimensions? – 79" L x 19" W x 34" H.
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What materials are used? – Sturdy wood construction with white wash textured finish.
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How much storage does it provide? – Four doors with spacious interior shelving.
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What style does it suit? – Rustic, farmhouse, coastal, or transitional interiors.
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Where can it be placed? – Dining rooms, living rooms, or entryways.
Maintenance Tips
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Dust regularly with a soft cloth to maintain the wood texture finish.
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Clean spills immediately with a slightly damp cloth; avoid harsh chemicals.
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Use coasters or mats to protect the surface from scratches and stains.
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Keep out of direct sunlight and high humidity to preserve finish quality.
