Rustic French 70″ Console

Farmhouse charm with a modern vibe, this beautiful three-tiered sofa table will add coastal living style to your lake house, country chic cottage or high rise. Romantic antique white finish brightens your living space while the brown plank top will blend with your traditional decor. Thick baluster columns add warmth and elegance. Open shelves, three drawers and glass front cabinets for storage of games, books, display decorative accents or party essentials. Ideal TV stand, kitchen sideboard, dining room server, bathroom or entryway storage furniture. Authentic wood planks and squared feet ground this living room occasional table with contemporary style. Like the surf hitting the sand, have one room flow into the other, create a curated look with matching coffee and side tables, sideboards, bedroom and dining furniture.

• Console table with two open planked wood shelves and cabinet
• Solid wood plank framed tops supported by tiered molding
• Constructed from solid environmentally sustainable kiln-dried Monterey pine
• Hand rubbed off white paint with dark brown stain that highlights the beautiful grain pattern
• Sealed with non-toxic, water-based lacquer for a matte finish protected from scratches and stains
• Strong mortise and tenon joinery

CARE: Dust regularly, clean with furniture polish and wipe with lint-free cloth

DISCLAIMER: The replication of reclaimed wood results in antique-like characteristics that are not flaws but add to the personality of each piece. To provide the vintage, rustic charm, purposeful distressing creates wood scoring, rubbed edges, natural splits and cracks that can range from slight to more significant. Wood has intrinsic distinctions in color and grain pattern and may accept the finishing process differently, these imperfections and variation in color enhance the unique beauty of this handcrafted furniture. Studio photography lighting, slight measurement and weight variances are possible due to wood shrinkage and expansion, your viewing device may display colors differently than in real life