Dark laminate and dark metal keep this piece monochrome, which is useful under a black television or in a room where the furniture already runs charcoal. Two rectangular compartments sit below a 39.25-inch top, and the frame holds at 15.75 inches high either way it is used.
Black oak wood grain laminate keeps the grain pattern visible while taking the color down to near-black, a finish that hides dust and cable shadows better than a pale top. Combined with a black steel frame, the result reads as one continuous dark mass, suited to industrial and contemporary rooms with dark hardware.
The same frame serves three ways: a coffee table in front of a sofa, a stand under a flatscreen, or plain open storage against a wall. Two rectangular bays give ample room for media boxes, remotes, and stacked magazines, so the surface above them does not have to absorb everything in the room.
Engineered wood under a scratch-resistant finish handles the wear a low surface takes from mugs, controllers, and shoes, and durable steel legs hold the frame square underneath. The 15.75-inch depth keeps the table narrow enough to pass between a sofa and a wall without turning it sideways.
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.
