Abbie II Gray 66 in. Console with Electric Fireplace

With a width of 66 inches, this console is ideally sized to support most televisions up to 75 inches (measured diagonally). For the most balanced look, we recommend ensuring the console is at least a few inches wider than the TV's actual frame. The 34-inch height of this unit also provides a slightly elevated viewing angle, which is often preferred for larger living rooms or bedroom setups where the sightline may be higher.

Absolutely. One of the most versatile features of this console is the ability to operate the ambient lighting independently of the heating element. For shoppers in warmer climates—such as Florida or Texas—this allows you to enjoy the cozy "firelight" atmosphere and four color-changing lighting options year-round without increasing the room's temperature.

The use of LED technology in the firebox ensures a high-efficiency performance, providing supplemental heat and realistic light effects while consuming significantly less energy than traditional electric heaters. Our expertise in home entertainment furniture suggests that this "zone heating" approach is an excellent way to maintain a comfortable temperature in your primary living space without the need to adjust the central thermostat for the entire home.

No. Unlike many "flat-pack" options, this unit is noted for requiring no customer assembly. This ensures that the structural integrity of the contemporary straight-leg design and the brushed silver hardware are factory-set for long-term stability and durability.

This contemporary console is designed for maximum utility, featuring two spacious glass-front cabinets with internal shelving to neatly organize gaming consoles, cable boxes, or decorative items. Additionally, a wide center drawer provides a dedicated space for tucking away remote controls, charging cables, and other small essentials to keep your living room clutter-free.

Yes, this console is engineered specifically for media storage. The integrated energy-saving LED firebox is designed to vent heat outward into the room rather than upward, protecting the television placed on the top surface. The cabinets also feature glass-front doors with geometric overlays, which allow for ventilation and help prevent electronics from overheating during use.