Scandinavian Architectural Line Meets Canadian Craftsmanship
The Alex Buffet (BUF 1538) by Verbois blends modern Scandinavian aesthetics with contemporary Canadian woodworking. Designed with a slender 15-inch depth and a 38-inch width, this buffet pairs a 12 mm clear glass top with tapered solid wood legs and customizable hardware. It brings structural weightlessness and refined organization to modern dining rooms, entryways, or executive offices.
Aesthetic Stance: Tapered solid wood legs create an airy, elevated stance that complements compact spaces.
Heavy-Duty Floating Glass Surface: 12 mm thick clear glass top sits securely on decorative metal support anchors.
Concealed Storage Drawer: Includes an integrated top drawer (2 ¼" H × 9 ¾" D internal capacity) ideal for flatware, linens, or dining essentials.
Tailored Metal Hardware: Personalize the look with handles in silver or black, and metal glass supports in silver, gold, or black.
Durable Clear Coat Protection: Finished with a protective lacquer that preserves the natural wood grain while guarding against daily wear.
Floor Glides Included: Features non-marking protective bumpers under all legs to safeguard hardwood and tile floors.
Handcrafted in Québec: Designed and manufactured in Canada using sustainably sourced timber.
Technical Specifications
Model Number: Alex BUF 1538
Overall Dimensions: 15" Depth × 38" Width × 34" Height
Drawer Interior Dimensions: 2 ¼" Height × 9 ¾" Depth
Top Material: 12 mm clear glass
Base Material: Solid wood (Birch or Walnut wood options)
Handle Finish Options: Silver, Black
Glass Support Finish Options: Silver, Gold, Black
Assembly Status: Ships mostly assembled; glass attachment required
Country of Origin: Made in Canada (Québec)
Shipping & Product Care
Lead Time: Typically ships within 7–14 business days when in stock.
Care Instructions: Clean glass surface with non-abrasive glass cleaner. Wipe wood base with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth; avoid harsh chemical household cleaners.
Natural Variation Note: Natural wood grain variations and monitor calibration differences may cause slight color variances from display images.
