Nineteen inches is screen height for a sofa, which is what makes this console work under a television. Open cubbies run across its 42.75-inch width for media boxes, books, and baskets, and the matte black frame keeps the whole piece lighter than a closed cabinet.
Cubby openings take the place of drawers, so a streaming box, a game console, or a stack of magazines sits in plain view and in reach of a remote signal. Nothing has to be opened to find a cable, and air moves freely around electronics that would otherwise heat up behind a closed panel.
The engineered wood body wears a rustic ashwood finish with visible grain, supported by iron accents in a flat black that skips any shine. Modern farmhouse rooms and urban loft interiors both absorb that pairing easily, and the matte surface stays unremarkable under the glare of a television mounted directly above.
Depth stops at 13.75 inches, which keeps the console tight to a wall in a room where the walking path runs close to the screen. The same shallow proportion works outside the living room, holding baskets in an entryway or files and plants along the long wall of a home office.
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.
