The bench looks great. I really like someplace to sit if taking off shoes or boots.

I can also picture a coat tree with a bench and maybe a mirror with an artistic umbrella stand next to it. Move the coats to the tree and put artwork or a fancy mirror where the coats are. Just a thought.

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I think a credenza where your white bookshelf is would look lovely! I would love to say on the wall behind your dining table, but im pretty sure that will move your table over too much and disturb your traffic flow. I hope you find something to match this funky modern vibe! More on reddit.com

I have one of these in my garage ALMOST repaired.. the legs were broken and needed some intense surgery.. I can’t wait to finally have it in my home :) More on reddit.com

I am a total design amateur, in the midst of furnishing an empty house. Here are the places I’ve been looking. Some of them are $$$ but could be worth it for a special statement piece. West Elm: I love the look of all their pieces, but a lot of the wood is engineered wood and it shows. They have some hard wood pieces in cheaper woods which are nice. And not all MDF is bad, just always seems like more style than the substance (but I still buy from them when they have what I’m looking for and no one else does) Crate and Barrel: I always thought they were pricey, but their quality seems a step up from West Elm and a lot of the pieces are made in the USA. I picked out my media stand from them CB2: Crate and Barrel’s slightly funkier sister. Slightly lower price point, but a lot of stuff looks cool and I have my eyes on several sideboards from them Article: online only store in Canada. From what I can tell (reading online, Reddit etc) they’re good value for the price. One of the lowest price points of the bunch listed here but lots of nice pieces Lulu and Georgia: haven’t gotten anything from here. Seems like one of the higher price points of the bunch, but I like their style. School House Electric: mostly lighting but a lot of retro (school-style) styles Joy Bird: lets you custom design your pieces. Great reviews on their site but on 3rd party sites they got mixed to poor review - especially on things taking forever. I decided not to use them on “custom” upholstery but I haven’t ruled them out for other pieces so they may have sideboard options Room and Board: mostly made in the USA, and the site gives you details on where all their prices are made which is helpful. Skews more expensive but a lot of what I’ve read says the quality high is reliable Anthropologie: their home section is a dream IMO - expensive but they have beautiful pieces so you’ll be paying for a statement. Although their shipping process is pretty opaque (after my order my shipment went into a black hole for 2 weeks with no update on estimated ship or delivery dates) Urban Outfitters: some furniture, less expensive than Anthropologie (same parent company fwiw), but lots of cute decorative elements Poly and Bark: similar to Article from what I can tell McGee and Co: pretty expensive but curated. Haven’t picked anything from them, but would consider one of their lower priced items Yamazaki home: some furniture, lots of functional storage. Also sold through West Elm I believe Edit: I know this isn’t entirely about sideboards but wanted to share some more places to look as I didn’t know all these places when I started furniture hunting More on reddit.com