Six compartments divide this unit between black wood shelves and open iron grid panels at the sides, so the structure itself becomes part of the pattern. It measures 28.25 inches wide, 13.25 inches deep, and 45.75 inches high, a scale for an entryway wall or the end of a sofa run.
The six openings read as a grid rather than a ladder, which changes how objects sit in them: a plant in one, three books stood upright in another, a framed photograph centered in a third. That arrangement suits display more than bulk storage, and nothing has to be stacked to fill a compartment.
Iron supports form open grid panels along both sides, leaving the unit visually porous instead of boxed in, while the shelves themselves are engineered wood in a black oak finish. The mix puts hard metal lines against visible wood grain, a combination that belongs in industrial and minimalist rooms.
Rising 45.75 inches, the top surface lands near chest height, high enough to display a vase or a lamp at eye level from a seated position but low enough not to loom in a narrow hall. A depth of 13.25 inches keeps the silhouette tight against the wall behind it.
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.
