Grey Wooden Sideboards

Grey is about as versatile as colours get: calm on its own, and easy to dress up with brighter accents. Compare 1,325 grey wooden sideboards from 46 retailers on Flitch, with prices for most of them running from around £100 to £1,600 – so there’s choice across a wide range of budgets.

Grey wooden sideboards on Flitch

About one in ten wooden sideboards on Flitch are grey, making it one of the most common colours. You’ll find the widest choice at The Range, Furniture Village and Dunelm. Beyond modern and contemporary designs, the most common style is gloss. There are also 128 with open shelves and 50 with a distressed finish. Solid wood generally lasts longer than veneer or MDF, and the product details will usually tell you which you're getting. As for colour, grey tends to be forgiving of everyday marks, and it's easy to pair with most wall colours and cushions. It’s a good idea to measure your space before you choose: of the grey wooden sideboards with measurements listed, most are between 110 and 160cm wide.

How much do grey wooden sideboards cost?

Half of all grey wooden sideboards on Flitch cost less than £370. That’s about 25% less than wooden sideboards in general, which usually cost around £500. The biggest difference in price comes down to the wood: walnut ones typically cost £1,200, about 6 times the price of pine ones at £180. Style matters too, with contemporary designs at around £750 against £160 for industrial designs.

What other shoppers are choosing

Brown and white sideboards are also popular with shoppers, if you’re not set on grey. Wide sideboards are catching on: they get more of shoppers’ attention than they did last year. Retailers have also been stocking more Scandinavian sideboards this year, so there’s a wider choice available.

Is now a good time to buy grey wooden sideboards?

Right now 52 grey wooden sideboards are reduced, typically by 15% – and some by up to 59%. About a quarter of the grey wooden sideboards are cheaper than they’ve usually been over the last three months. Discounts come round often, too: about a third have dropped in price at some point in that time. If you can wait a couple of months, January is usually the best time to buy sideboards: in each of the last two Januarys, noticeably more were below their usual price than in a typical month. Either way, set a price alert on the one you want and we’ll tell you when it drops.

Prices checked 6th November 2026.