Mango Wood: Plantation-grown and sustainably harvested, mango wood offers rich grain patterns and excellent durability. The Jory accent chests showcase mango's warm tones under natural and aged ivory finishes. Mango takes hand-applied stains beautifully, revealing unique grain in every piece.

Acacia Wood: Known for its distinctive grain and hardness, acacia forms the foundation of the Bowtie chest and other mid-century designs. The deep whisky finish highlights acacia's natural warmth and variation.

Reclaimed & Live Edge: Uttermost dining tables feature salvaged hardwoods with live edge profiles — preserving the natural bark line of the original tree. These pieces bring centuries of wood character into modern dining rooms.

Herringbone Bone Inlay: Hand-laid bone fragments create geometric herringbone patterns on select accent cabinets. This centuries-old Indian craft technique results in surfaces that are both decorative art and functional furniture.

Glass & Metal: Gold and glass console tables pair brushed brass-plated steel or antiqued gold iron frames with beveled or tempered glass tops. These designs create visual lightness in entryways and small spaces.

Entryway Console Tables: A narrow console table (12-16 inches deep) is the ideal entryway anchor. Top it with a table lamp, decorative tray, and fresh greenery. The console table for entryway should be 30-34 inches tall and no wider than the wall it faces. Uttermost console tables pair beautifully with a matching mirror above.

Behind the Sofa: A console table behind couch fills the gap between sofa back and wall. Choose a table that matches sofa height or sits slightly lower. This creates display space for books, lamps, and framed photos while finishing the room's layout.

Dining Room Sideboards: Position sideboards and buffets on the longest dining room wall. These provide plate and linen storage while serving as a staging surface for entertaining. Hang art or a mirror above to complete the vignette.

Bedroom Chests: Accent chests work as elevated alternatives to traditional dressers. The Jory and Bowtie collections are sized for bedroom walls and offer organized drawer storage with designer-level style.

What types of wood does Uttermost use in their cabinets and chests?
Uttermost uses plantation-grown mango wood, acacia, mahogany, birch, teak, and reclaimed salvaged hardwood across their accent cabinet and chest collections. Each species is selected for its grain character and durability. All wood receives hand-applied finishes including distressed glazes, cerused treatments, and stained washes.

What is the difference between a sideboard and a credenza?
A sideboard typically sits in a dining room and includes both cabinets and drawers for plate and linen storage. A credenza is longer, lower, and often features sliding doors — commonly used in living rooms and home offices. Uttermost offers both styles with finishes ranging from rustic reclaimed wood to polished contemporary designs.

How do I choose the right console table size?
For entryways, measure the wall width and choose a console table that spans 50-75% of that space. For behind-sofa placement, match the table length to the sofa width. Standard console table height is 30-34 inches. Narrow console tables (12-16 inches deep) work best in tight hallways.

Are Uttermost live edge dining tables made from real reclaimed wood?
Yes. Uttermost live edge dining tables feature salvaged hardwood planks with natural bark-line edges preserved. Each table displays unique grain patterns, knots, and natural markings. The wood base combines with hand-forged iron for structural support and industrial character.

Where can I buy Uttermost furniture with free shipping?
Casa Bella Decor offers 20% OFF the full Uttermost cabinet, chest, and table collection with free shipping across the entire United States. No promo code needed.

Shipping: All Uttermost furniture ships FREE across the USA. Most orders ship within 2-3 business days. White glove delivery is available for larger pieces — includes room placement, unpacking, and debris removal.

Wood Care: Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners. Use coasters and felt pads under decorative objects. Keep furniture away from direct sunlight and heat sources. For bone inlay and capiz shell surfaces, wipe gently with a damp cloth and dry immediately.

Metal & Glass: Clean glass tops with a microfiber cloth and glass cleaner. Wipe metal frames with a dry cloth to maintain finish patina. Hand-applied antiqued finishes develop character over time.

Questions? Call 855.223.3267 — our furniture specialists can help with dimensions, finishes, and room planning.