Elevate your living space with this stylish rectangular wooden coffee table from our top - notch Belle collection. It flaunts a modern, contemporary style with clean lines and a distinctive staggered design, crafted with the utmost precision. The bold, geometric shape offers three roomy open compartments, perfect for showcasing your carefully chosen decor or storing living - room essentials. Handmade from durable, high - grade particle board with a melamine coating, it safeguards the surface from hot or cold items. The side shelf helps you keep your magazines and books neatly arranged. The natural brown accents beautifully contrast with the glossy white finish, and the subtle wood - grain details add a touch of nature's charm to your living room, den, lounge, or office.
**Features**
- One coffee table in modern Scandinavian style
- Stacked rectangular design
- Hand - crafted from high - quality, durable particle board
- Three separate open compartments
**Additional Features**
- Product Length 1: 23.6
- Product Width 1: 41.3
- Product Height 1: 12.6
- Color: White and Brown
- Material: Particle Board
- Prop65 Warning: No
- Chemical Info: Does not fall under Prop65
Note: Product descriptions may reference specific features of UPT - 272752 - BENZARA. You'll get the exact product based on the options (color, size, material, shape, etc.) you select on this page.
Using this coffee table is a breeze. You can put your favorite decorative items in the three open compartments to make your living area look more inviting. Use the side shelf to neatly organize your magazines and books. When placing hot or cold items on the table, you don't have to worry as the melamine coating protects the surface. As for maintenance, simply wipe it with a soft, damp cloth regularly to keep it clean. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they might damage the table's finish. If there are any scratches, you can gently sand them and then apply a matching touch - up paint. Also, make sure to place the table on a flat surface to prevent it from wobbling.
