Most sideboards and buffet cabinets give you a long cabinet and a few doors. Appliances crowd the counter, collections stay boxed up and tableware piles up wherever it fits. Storage that should make life easier ends up adding to the clutter.
The four sideboards in this collection each bring something different to the table. One for the busy kitchen. One for the collector. One for the cosy bedroom. One for the dining room.
For the Busy Kitchen: Aspen Wood Sideboard
If your oven, air fryer and coffee machine keep fighting for counter space, Aspen is for you.
No more appliance musical chairs. The Aspen Solid Wood Sideboard gives your kitchen appliances a fixed home, with an open shelf that fits a 20L oven. The top doubles as an extra counter, while double doors and a tall side cabinet hide everything else.
For the Collector: Jonas Wood Sideboard
If you collect figures, records or keepsakes, Jonas gives them a stage.
Figures on parade. The Jonas Solid Wood Sideboard keeps your collection on show with two glass-fronted compartments. Below, four drawers keep records, cables and everything else out of sight. Slim metal legs and a warm wood finish give it a retro feel.
For the Cosy Bedroom: Kiyo Curved Sideboard
If you want a soft, rounded side cabinet for the bedroom, Kiyo is perfect.
Not a single sharp corner. The Kiyo Curved Sideboard has rounded edges, a cream finish and two arched doors. Three roomy drawers on the left hold clothes and everyday bits. Behind the arched doors, a cabinet makes space for bulkier items like spare bedding.
For the Dining Room: Gladys Wood Sideboard
If your dining room holds more plates and bowls than cupboard space, Gladys is for you.
Tableware, tidied. The sliding doors of the Gladys Solid Wood Sideboard are made of fluted glass material. This softens the look of any stacked plates, bowls or cups. Akin to pantry storage, the shelves, drawers and cabinets keep things like cutlery and linens in neat rows.
Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Sideboard
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Measure your appliances before placing them on an open shelf
- Keep everyday items at the front and occasional ones towards the back
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Leave space around ovens and coffee machines so heat can escape
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Use drawer organisers to keep cutlery, cables or any small items in place
- Wipe wood surfaces with a soft, dry cloth to keep the surface clean
Where to Buy in Singapore
In Store
Visit IUIGA's showroom to see the full sideboard collection before you buy.
Online
Shop on IUIGA's website for full specifications, dimensions and delivery across Singapore.
Conclusion
Four sideboards. Each one a match for a different part of the home. Aspen gives your kitchen appliances a fixed spot. Jonas puts your collection on parade. Kiyo brings soft curves to the bedroom. Gladys keeps tableware tidy behind fluted glass. Swipe right on the one that fits how you live.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which sideboard suits a more narrow, compact HDB space?
Gladys. At 30cm deep, it's the slimmest sideboard in the collection.
Which one can hold a countertop oven?
Aspen. Its open shelf fits a 20L oven, and the top doubles as an extra counter.
Which sideboard works in a bedroom?
Kiyo. Its rounded corners and three roomy drawers suit clothes, linens and everyday bits.
Which one has the most drawers?
Jonas has four drawers, with two glass-fronted display compartments above them.
Which sideboard takes up the least wall space?
Aspen. At 90cm wide, it's the most compact sideboard in the collection.
