River Lodge Dark Brown End Table

This table is an excellent fit for urban apartments or more compact living areas. Its square 24-inch footprint provides a generous surface area while the open, angular leg design maintains a sense of "visual floor space." This prevents the room from feeling crowded, making it a strategic choice for maximizing functionality in tighter layouts.

This end table stands 24 inches high. Based on professional design standards, the ideal end table height should be within 1 to 2 inches of your sofa’s arm height. Measuring at 24"H, this piece is perfectly scaled to provide easy access to drinks or remotes when placed next to most standard-sized contemporary sofas.

The table is specifically designed to bridge the gap between rustic and contemporary aesthetics. Its dark brown weathered top provides a warm, organic feel, while the straight black legs and clean lines offer a modern edge. This versatility makes it a seamless addition to industrial lofts, modern farmhouses, or transitional living rooms.

To preserve the rich, two-tone finish and weathering detail, we recommend dusting the surface regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a cloth slightly dampened with mild soap and water, ensuring you dry the surface immediately. As with all fine wood-finish furniture, our care experts strongly advise using coasters and trivets to protect the tabletop from moisture rings and heat damage.

Yes, the design includes a functional lower shelf beneath the main tabletop. This 24" x 24" surface is ideal for stacking coffee table books, storing baskets for remotes, or displaying decorative accents, helping you keep the top surface clear and organized.

Built with stability in mind, this piece features a square silhouette and straight, angular legs that provide a wide, grounded base. The weathered finish is particularly forgiving for active households, as it naturally masks minor daily wear. While the sturdy construction is well-suited for high-traffic areas, the square corners are distinct, so we recommend considering placement in homes with very young children.