The dining room's workhorse and its best wall at once: serving surface on top, linens and barware below. Caracole's art-piece buffets meet Costantini Pietro's Italian casework.
48 pieces
Match the table's height era: most sideboards run 32–36" tall, right for serving from while standing. Leave 24" of clearance from the table's pulled-out chairs, and resist over-filling the wall — a buffet at two-thirds the wall's width with art or a mirror above it is the formula because it works.
Inside matters as much as outside: felt-lined drawers for flatware, adjustable shelves that actually clear decanters, doors that open past 90°. The Caracole pieces in this range tend to lead with pattern and metalwork; Costantini with veneer-matching and joinery.
Build the full dining room: tables, chairs, and lighting-friendly decor. Buying for a project? Trade pricing applies across all the houses here.
Caracole carries the breadth while benchmade Costantini sideboards crown the craft end of the range. If the dining table is Costantini, its sideboard sibling shares the same tops and finishes; the product pages cross-reference through the house page.
The hands behind these rooms also forge the architecture — entry doors, steel window walls, stair railings — and our own forged-iron furniture. One Dallas shop; renovating and furnishing happen here together.