Amish Farmhouse Buffet with Wine Cabinet

Wine Storage

Built-in 12-bottle wine rack at the center

Doors

Two rolling barn-style doors, each over a drawer and an adjustable shelf

Top

Solid plank top with breadboard ends

Construction

Solid hardwood throughout. No particle board, no veneers.

Drawers

Full-extension metal ball-bearing slides

Finish

Catalyzed conversion varnish. Resists water and most household chemicals.

Woods

Brown maple, cherry, oak, quartersawn white oak, rustic cherry, rustic quartersawn white oak, or sap cherry

Built

Handcrafted to order by Amish craftsmen in Ohio and Indiana

Shown As

Rustic Cherry · 226 Coffee Low Sheen · 55276-Bbr Pull

Width

70"

Depth

23.75"

Height

42"

Wine Capacity

12 bottles

Storage

Two cabinets, each with a drawer and an adjustable wood shelf

Doors

Rolling barn-style

Top

Plank with breadboard ends

Wood Types

Brown Maple · Cherry · Oak · Quartersawn White Oak · Rustic Cherry · Rustic Quartersawn White Oak · Sap Cherry

Materials

Solid North American Hardwood

Build Time

Built within 6 to 12 weeks, plus 2 to 4 weeks for delivery

Quick Ship

Available on select configurations, 4 to 8 weeks

Delivery Cost

Flat $239 anywhere in the lower 48

What's Included

Carried to your room of choice, set up, packaging removed

Excluded

Alaska and Hawaii

Order Holding

Up to 3 months free if your home is not ready

Payment

50% down, balance when delivery is scheduled

Questions

Call 615-819-2772 for a real date on your exact build

How many bottles does the wine rack hold?
Twelve, in a dedicated rack at the center of the buffet. It's built into the piece rather than added as a shelf insert, so the bottles sit at the right angle to keep the corks wet without taking up cabinet space.

What's behind the rolling doors of the buffet?
Each of the two doors slides across to reveal a drawer above an adjustable wood shelf. So you get drawer storage for linens and flatware and shelf storage for serving pieces, with the doors sliding rather than swinging out into the room.

Why choose a buffet with a wine rack over a separate wine cabinet?
Space and flow. One 70-inch piece does the job of a buffet and a wine cabinet together, so you store the dishes, the serving ware, and the wine where you actually use them, without giving up a second wall to a standalone rack.

Do the rolling barn doors need clearance to open?
No, and that's the point of them. They slide across the face of the cabinet instead of swinging outward, so the buffet works in a tighter dining room or a hallway where a swinging door would be in the way.

Is this big enough to use as a sideboard or coffee bar?
Yes. At 70 inches wide with a plank top, it has the surface for a buffet spread, a coffee station, or a bar setup, and the wine rack and cabinets keep the supplies for all three right underneath.

Which wood suits a farmhouse dining room best?
Rustic cherry, shown here, and rustic quartersawn white oak both lean into the farmhouse look with visible knots and grain. Oak and brown maple read a touch cleaner. We send a sample on your actual wood before you commit.

Will the finish hold up to spills and wine?
Yes. It's finished in catalyzed conversion varnish, which resists water and most household chemicals, so a spilled glass wipes up rather than staining. That's the finish to want on a piece that's going to see food and wine regularly.