Ample Hidden Storage - The standout feature of this coffee table is extendable sliding tabletop. It can serve as a compact coffee table for everyday use to accommodate gatherings. Beneath the sliding top, you’ll find ample storage space. This area can be used to stow away items like magazines, remote controls, board games, or any other essentials you want to have within easy reach but out of sight. The coffee table offers storage solutions to help you keep your living space organized.
Modern Stylish - This coffee table features a modern design with clean lines that combines two contrasting finishes, white and walnut. The white finish adds a touch of sleekness and brightness, while the walnut accents infuse warmth and depth into the overall appearance. This dual-tone design creates an appealing visual contrast. This stylish coffee table effortlessly fits into various interior decor styles, from minimalist to modern.
Quality Material - Constructed from a combination of MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) and manufactured wood, this coffee table ensures durability and stability, which can hold a maximum weight of 103 pounds. These materials are chosen for their reliability and resistance to wear, making the table a long-lasting addition to your living area.
Versatile Functionality - This coffee table’s extendable sliding top and storage options make it a versatile piece of furniture. It can serve as a regular coffee table for drinks and decor, transform into an extended workspace, or even function as a surface for light meals or snacks. This adaptability is particularly beneficial in smaller living spaces. It is the perfect companion for a reception room, office, lounge or living room, ideal for living spaces, which increases elegance and fashion.
Easy Assembly - Overall size: 47.2"-72.8" W x 23.6" D x 15.4"H. This center table comes with clear instructions and all necessary hardware for quick and hassle-free assembly. Besides, this desktop is wear-resistant and easy to clean, you just need a damp cloth to keep it clean.
