One round, one long and narrow, both finished in the same distressed gray-toned wood grain on black steel legs. The end table stands 24 inches high with a shelf underneath; the console runs 44.1 inches wide at 29.5 inches tall and only 15.35 inches deep behind a sofa.
At 44.1 inches wide and 15.35 deep, the taller piece slides into the strip behind a sofa or against a hallway wall, a depth shallow enough that it does not narrow a walkway. Standing 29.5 inches high, the surface clears the back cushions, so lamps and framed photos stay visible from across the room.
The 20.3-inch round top rises to 24 inches, taller than a coffee table and level with most sofa arms, and an open lower shelf holds a book or a remote. Its small circular footprint takes up little floor, which is why it works squeezed between two chairs or at the end of a sectional.
Both pieces carry the same gray-toned grain with a distressed finish, a muted color that avoids committing a room to either warm or cool wood. The minimalist silhouette and steel legs let the set stand in as console, media table, or side table depending on where the furniture ends up.
Round coffee table 31.5 inches across with a rustic ashwood top and black steel legs crossing at midpoint.
Weathered multi-colored trunk, 29 inches long, closing with an anchor clasp over board games and blankets.
