Zentique Albert Buffet

The limed charcoal finish is a deep, muted grey tone that allows the natural grain of the oak to show through. The 'limed' technique adds a subtle, chalky white accent within the wood grain, giving it a weathered, antique appearance rather than a flat, solid paint.

Yes, the Zentique Albert Buffet arrives fully assembled. Given its weight of 145 lbs, we recommend having two people available to help position it in your space upon arrival.

Oak is a dense, hardwood known for its longevity and resistance to wear, making it an excellent choice for a high-traffic piece like a buffet. The construction is built to handle the weight of heavy dinnerware and serving pieces without bowing or instability.

Yes, an 18-inch depth is standard for buffets and provides ample space for most dinnerware sets, serving platters, and linens. It is deep enough to hold large items while remaining slim enough to fit comfortably in dining rooms or hallways without obstructing walkways.

Because of the limed finish, it is best to avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive sponges, which could strip the detailing. Simply dust with a soft, dry cloth and wipe up spills immediately with a damp, lint-free cloth to maintain the integrity of the wood.