Amish Azinger Arts and Crafts Mission Dining Buffet and Hutch

The standard plywood back is a cost-effective, durable choice. Upgrading to the solid wood tongue-and-groove shiplap adds a traditional, high-end aesthetic, while the mirror back option helps reflect light and creates the illusion of more depth for your displayed collectibles.

The undermount soft-close slides are hidden beneath the drawer box for a clean look. They feature a mechanism that catches the drawer during the final inches of closing, pulling it shut gently to prevent slamming.

Yes, you can select either wood or glass inserts for the shelving. Glass shelves are ideal if you want light to pass through the entire cabinet, while wood shelves provide a sturdier, more traditional look for heavier items.

The light-blocking trim is a precision-fit detail installed where the doors meet. It eliminates the gap between the doors, preventing dust from entering the cabinet and providing a seamless, refined appearance.

Measure your available wall space carefully, keeping in mind the width of the 2-door (52"), 3-door (66"), and 4-door (76") models. All versions share a consistent depth of 20 inches and a height of 81 inches, so ensure you have adequate ceiling clearance.

Quarter Sawn White Oak is the hallmark wood for the Arts & Crafts style because of its unique, prominent grain patterns known as 'ray fleck.' However, Cherry and Brown Maple are also popular choices that take stains beautifully and offer a smooth, classic finish.