This is a previously owned mid century modern style media console by Joybird from their 'Williams' collection.
It features a storage cabinet on the left, behind two sliding doors and comes with an adjustable shelf inside, followed by a stack of four drawers to the right and another storage cabinet at the end behind a drop-down door. It sits on a base supported by a stretcher and features wooden construction with walnut veneers. There are also two holes cutout in the back for cables.
Please note, there are a few scuffs and chipping to the surface top, along the edges, and towards the left side of the cabinet. There is also a chip and a few scratch marks to one of the sliding doors on the left side (see photos).
Dimensions:
28.25" High x 90" Wide x 19.25" Deep
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