Mattress Mack, people ask me all the time, "What's the difference between a buffet and a sideboard?" This is a solid wood table. It's a wonderful maple table with almond stain. It's got this incredible way you can open and close it. It's got hand-built leaves. I'm off the subject.
What's the difference between a buffet and a sideboard? Most people use the words interchangeably.

Traditionally, a buffet is a little taller, often used in the dining room for serving food. A sideboard is actually a little bit lower and can work beautifully in a dining room, hallway, or the office, or in your living room. That's really what matters.

Both give you gorgeous solid wood craftsmanship, extra storage options, and another opportunity to showcase beautiful American-made Amish solid wood furniture, just like this table and chairs.et or a sideboard, it's another heirloom piece your family will enjoy for decades. It lasts up to 200 years. It's what we mean: hand-built, handed down, made in America, made to last, made for you.

Whether it's the table, whether it's the chairs, whether it's a buffet or sideboard, you'll enjoy this solid wood furniture made in America. It'll become a legacy part of your family.