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133 Wooden Side Table

The 133 is a wooden console table with two tiers — a slender walnut-tone frame carrying a smooth inset top and a full-length shelf below. Long, narrow, and light on its feet, it is the piece for the wall that needs furniture without bulk: behind a sofa, along a hallway, beneath a television or a mirror. Clean mid-century lines, drawn at room length.Design & CharacterThe design is all frame. Slim rounded legs rise past the lower shelf and meet the top in soft, continuous joints, so the whole table reads as one gesture of warm timber. The inset surfaces sit flush within the frame — a top for what's displayed, a shelf for what's kept — and the open construction lets light and wall pass straight through, which is why a console this long still leaves a room feeling airy.Materials & FinishThe frame is finished in a rich walnut tone with the roundness of the profiles softening every line, while the inset top and shelf panels provide smooth, practical planes within it. The pleasure of the piece is in the joinery-led look: no hardware on show, no heaviness, just proportion.Made for the Long WallConsoles solve the spaces other furniture ignores. Behind a sofa, the 133 finishes the room's center and holds the lamps. In an entryway it becomes the landing strip — keys, letters, a bowl. Against a dining-room wall it serves; under a wall-mounted television it carries the objects a media unit would hide. The lower shelf doubles the surface without doubling the visual weight.Styling & PairingStyle the two tiers at two speeds: the top curated — a lamp, a vase, one framed object — and the shelf practical, with books laid flat or low baskets. The walnut tone ties directly to the wooden center tables and TV consoles in the collection, making it the natural connector piece in a room built on warm timber. Give it a mirror or artwork above and the wall is done.Why This PieceEvery home has one long, undecided wall; the console is the answer that doesn't crowd the floor. The 133 suits rooms that want mid-century warmth with modern restraint — and its proportions are exactly what to judge in person, against a real wall, at a showroom.