Hilton Head Mint 66 in. Console

This console is particularly well-suited for coastal or humid climates. The louvered door design—a hallmark of coastal architecture—serves a functional purpose by promoting airflow, which helps prevent moisture from becoming trapped inside the cabinets. This design detail helps protect both the furniture and your electronic components from the effects of high humidity.

To ensure aesthetic balance and proper structural support, a 66-inch console is ideal for televisions with screen sizes up to 70 inches. As a general rule for stability and visual harmony, the console should be at least a few inches wider than the TV itself, providing a centered and "grounded" look for your home entertainment setup.

With a height of approximately 33.5 inches, this console is taller than a standard low-profile media stand. This elevation is ideal for achieving a comfortable eye-level viewing experience when seated on a plush sofa or even when viewing from a bed. Elevating the television helps reduce neck strain and creates a more prominent focal point in larger rooms with higher ceilings.

This unit offers a versatile combination of open and closed storage to maximize your living room organization. It includes five dedicated cubbies, which are perfect for frequently accessed items like cable boxes or soundbars. Additionally, the two side cabinets provide a concealed space for tucking away discs, extra cables, and controllers, keeping your entertainment area free of clutter.

No, this piece is designed to provide a premium, hassle-free experience; customer assembly is not required. Our delivery team handles the heavy lifting, ensuring the unit is placed securely in your living room so you can begin organizing your entertainment space immediately.

Yes, this console is expertly designed for high-performance electronics. It features five open storage cubbies for immediate airflow and two cabinets with louvered doors. These slatted, coastal-style doors allow for continuous air circulation even when closed, which is critical for preventing heat buildup in devices like gaming systems or AV receivers.