Winston Flip-top Console Table in Mahogany and Oak Veneer
Winston Flip-top Console Table in Mahogany and Oak Veneer
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- Solid mahogany construction with oak veneer top
- Unique flip-top design expands table depth from 18 to 36 inches
- Heavily burnished base with stained two-tone top finish
- Updated slimmer trumpet legs for a refined profile
- 72 inches wide x 30 inches high
- Weighs 90 pounds for sturdy placement
- Part of the Grand Tour Furniture collection
- Designed by Pride Sasser
- Arrives fully assembled

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Worked into the existing room, this entryway table made the foyer feel more cohesive than I expected. It gives the space some presence while still feeling easy to live with. It feels like a keeper.
When we have friends over, the entryway feels welcoming and the console table looks completely at ease there. The overall look is polished without crossing into formal. It gave an empty wall a purpose. It has made ordinary routines in the room feel a little more comfortable and put together. On busy days I barely notice it, but the room would definitely feel less complete without it. I am glad we went with it.
When the house is full of activity, this entryway table still feels like a natural part of the living room rather than a display piece. I am glad I did not try to fill the spot with something busier. For us, it was the right call.
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Worked into the existing room, this entryway table made the foyer feel more cohesive than I expected. It gives the space some presence while still feeling easy to live with. It feels like a keeper.
When we have friends over, the entryway feels welcoming and the console table looks completely at ease there. The overall look is polished without crossing into formal. It gave an empty wall a purpose. It has made ordinary routines in the room feel a little more comfortable and put together. On busy days I barely notice it, but the room would definitely feel less complete without it. I am glad we went with it.
When the house is full of activity, this entryway table still feels like a natural part of the living room rather than a display piece. I am glad I did not try to fill the spot with something busier. For us, it was the right call.