A solid wood buffet cabinet with a built-in coffee bar, made for Singapore homes where the kitchen counter has run out of room. The espresso machine, the grinder, the mug collection and the bags of beans all move here — into a piece that belongs in a dining or living room rather than looking like overflow storage.

The working counter sits at 84 cm, the standard height for pulling shots and steaming milk without stooping. Behind it, a black metal pegboard runs the full width of the opening, 45 cm tall, with a rail, hooks and shelf accessories that reposition as your setup changes. Tampers, portafilters, paper towel, spare filters and jars stay off the counter and within reach.
Above the pegboard, a ventilated 58 cm compartment holds mugs and cups on open shelving so they air-dry between uses. A 25 cm display shelf tops the piece, deep enough for framed art, plants or a lamp, with raised sides so nothing walks off the edge.
Below the counter, two fluted glass sliding doors front the main cabinet — plates, bowls and serving pieces stay visible but dust-free, and sliding doors mean no swing clearance in a tight dining room. Three drawers to the side take cutlery, linens and the smaller things you would rather not display.
The cabinet is 40 cm deep with 15 cm of clearance beneath on tapered solid wood legs, so it reads light against a wall and leaves room to sweep or run a robot vacuum underneath.

All three stand 141 cm tall and 40 cm deep.
Available to order in natural Wood and Black Walnut. Both are solid wood throughout, so the grain runs through the piece rather than sitting on a veneered surface — edges and corners wear in rather than chipping away.
There is also a cream white version, shown in the gallery. It is not in production at the moment, so it cannot be ordered through this page — but if white is the one you want, message us. We are keeping count, and enough interest will bring it back.

Free delivery and free assembly anywhere in Singapore. Our team brings it in, puts it together and takes the packaging away. A piece this size is not one you want to build yourself on a Saturday afternoon.

This buffet cabinet makes sense if you own real coffee equipment and want it accessible rather than packed away, or if your dining room needs storage that earns its footprint. It is less suitable if you want a low-profile sideboard — at 141 cm this is a substantial piece with a hutch, closer to a dresser than a credenza. Measure your ceiling-to-floor run and check the wall is clear of switches and outlets at counter height before ordering.
Questions about sizing for your space? Message us with your room dimensions and we will tell you honestly whether it fits.