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A 90-inch span provides a gallery-length surface beneath large art or along the back of a deep sectional. Few consoles …
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A 90-inch span provides a gallery-length surface beneath large art or along the back of a deep sectional. Few consoles come at this scale in pine.
The legs carry the character: carved and splayed outward, each one shaped rather than simply turned, so the table stands with a slight athletic stance instead of standing at attention. Natural pine keeps the carving legible, every gouge and facet visible in raking light.
At 15 inches deep and a taller 33 inches high, it presents objects closer to eye level than most consoles manage. Entry hall, dining room sideboard duty, or the long wall a room never knew what to do with.
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