Which is better for displaying china?

Both have glass doors and LED lighting. The grey unit adds a mirrored back and tempered glass shelves, which show pieces off more and are safer. The Rexford gives you a warmer cherry backdrop.

Is the Rexford worth the extra money?

Only if solid wood and dovetail drawers matter to you. At $1,597.20 versus $344.66, you pay about $1,250 more for better joinery and a cherry finish, not more storage.

The grey unit. It lists 5+ doors, 3 drawers, adjustable shelves and a wine rack, with a 400 lb total capacity. The Rexford lists 4 drawers, 2 cabinets and 2 shelves.

The Rexford's dovetail drawers and wood construction should hold up better over decades. The grey unit's engineered wood is durable for everyday use but less repairable.

Do I have to assemble either one?

The grey unit requires assembly. The Rexford's listing does not state assembly, so confirm with the store before ordering.

Which is safer in a house with kids?

The grey unit states an anti-dumping design and tempered glass on doors, sides and shelves. The Rexford's listing gives no safety details, so anchor it to the wall.

Grey Traditional Buffet & Hutch with LED Lighting & Wine Storage vs Rexford Buffet & Hutch

Buy the grey traditional buffet and hutch if you want the most storage and display for the money. At $344.66 at Home Depot as of November 5, 2026, it costs about $1,250 less than the Rexford at $1,597.20 at Home Cinema Center. Choose the Homelegance Rexford if you want solid wood construction, dovetail drawers and a cherry finish and will pay for them.

Today the Grey Traditional Buffet & Hutch with LED Lighting & Wine Storage costs $1,252.54 less at its best price.

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