The Arched Sideboard: Alternative Wins

Hernest's Lira sideboard is defined by one thing: its arch. The Ebern Designs Hythe carries that same R70 arched silhouette over, with soft-close hinges, adjustable shelves, and a scratch-resistant top — for $204 against Hernest's $1,599. The arch is the whole reason to buy this piece, and it survives the price drop.

The Name: Hernest Lira 71″ Oak SideboardThe Alternative: Ebern Designs Hythe Transitional 4-Door Storage Sideboard (Wayfair)
Price$1,599$204
You save—$1,395 — about 87%
ProfileArched profile in American solid oak with oak veneers, wire-brushed multistep glaze, dovetail drawersR70 arched silhouette, handle-free doors with 3D linear detailing
Size71″ wide, 2 drawers + cabinets with adjustable shelves62″ wide — 9″ shorter — 4 doors, adjustable shelves, soft-close hinges, cable management
Owner recordSmall sample: 7–9 reviews on the 63″ versionThin too: 4.2★ across just 9 votes — the standout review says it "looks expensive" and is "very spacious," after support quickly fixed a damaged arrival

Prices checked by hand on October 24, 2026 at Wayfair and Hernest; prices move with sales — confirm before you buy.

Our verdict: the alternative wins. The arch — the whole reason to buy this piece — carries over, with soft-close hinges and adjustable storage, at 13% of the price. The honest catch: a thin review base (9 votes) and manufactured wood vs solid oak. Buy it for the arch and the storage, not for heirloom build — and measure first, because at 62″ it's 9″ shorter than the Lira.

Where the money goes

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