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tuphen Metz Mid-Century Modern Wood Shelf End Table Walnut Finish
A mid-century modern end table with a lower shelf for books or décor, built from MDF with okume veneer and rubberwood legs in a walnut finish
- FinishWalnut
- MaterialMDF
- Sculptural mid-century lines elevate any room
- Walnut-finished Okume veneer shows natural wood grain
- Lower shelf stores books and magazines within reach
- Cylinder rubberwood legs give stable, stylish support
- Compact 17 x 26.77 x 21.65 inch footprint fits tight spaces
Walnut End Table with Storage Shelf
The tuphen Metz end table brings mid-century modern style to a living room or bedroom. Its walnut finish and smooth sculptural lines suit buyers who want a compact side table that doubles as a nightstand. The cylinder-shaped rubberwood legs add visual lightness while keeping the piece stable.
Open Shelf Replaces Bulky Drawers
The lower shelf swaps enclosed drawer storage for open access to books, magazines or remotes. The jump is worth it when you prefer visible organisation and quick reach over hidden compartments, and when the 17 width fits beside a sofa or bed without crowding the walkway.
MDF Top on Rubberwood Legs
The 0.71 inch tabletop uses MDF with Okume veneer, so it needs coasters for hot or wet items to protect the surface. The rubberwood legs handle everyday loads but are not rated for heavy equipment. Assembly is required with included hardware, freeing you to position the finished 21.65 height table wherever the 26.77 depth fits.
Highlights
- Sculptural mid-century lines elevate any room
- Walnut-finished Okume veneer shows natural wood grain
- Lower shelf stores books and magazines within reach
- Cylinder rubberwood legs give stable, stylish support
- Compact 17 x 26.77 x 21.65 inch footprint fits tight spaces
Specifications
| Finish | Walnut |
|---|---|
| Material | MDF |
Questions about this item
How much floor space does the 17 by 26.77 inch footprint need?
The table occupies a rectangle 17 inches wide by 26.77 inches deep, so allow at least that much clear floor area plus a few inches around it for leg room and cleaning access.
Which hardware step do people most often miss during assembly?
The cylinder-shaped rubberwood legs must be fastened to the MDF tabletop and lower shelf using the supplied bolts; the common error is tightening each bolt fully before all four legs are loosely aligned, which can leave the frame slightly wobbly.
What part of the walnut-finished MDF and Okume veneer surface will need attention over time?
The 0.71 inch thick tabletop and shelf can show wear from moisture or heat; use coasters and wipe spills promptly to protect the veneer, and retighten leg bolts periodically as the MDF settles.
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