42.5'' Oval Coffee Table with Charging Station, Wooden Center Table with Sliding Door and Hidden Storage for Living Room, Black
No rating yet(0 ratings)【Modern Vintage Gold Accents】This oval coffee table with sliding doors merges retro fluted panels and gold-bar handles for a farmhouse-meets-contemporary look. Over 80% of buyers pair it with leather sofas, praising the muted green/grey finish that hides dust and fingerprints. Elevate your living room without sacrificing timeless charm.
【Convenient Charging Station】Plug in lamps, phones, and tablets using 2 AC outlets + 2 USB ports. The rear cable slot conceords all wires, while the extended cord reaches distant sockets. One reviewer charges her iPad and essential oil diffuser daily, calling it a “game-changer for movie nights.”
【360° Tambour Sliding Doors】Glide doors smoothly in any direction to access hidden compartments—30% more storage than hinged designs. Perfect for stashing remotes, board games, or throws, the coffee table with hidden storage keeps clutter invisible. You could fit 14 DVD cases + a fleece blanket inside effortlessly.
【Sturdy and Durable Structure】Built with MDF coffee table core and solid wood legs (tested 1500+ friction cycles), it holds crystal lamps, stacks of hardcovers, or a 10-gallon aquarium. Non-scratch pads protect hardwood floors—ideal for homes with pets or toddlers.
【Easy to Assemble】Includes all accessories,instructions and tools, Just follow the steps in the instruction manual and one person can easily assemble and disassemble it. If you encounter any problems during installation and use, please feel free to contact us.
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