Sunside Way Black 82 in. Console

Yes. This design thoughtfully balances aesthetic storage with functional electronics management. While the four doors offer spacious enclosed shelving to hide clutter, the center storage cubbies are open-fronted. This open layout allows for continuous airflow, which is critical for preventing high-performance gaming consoles and AV receivers from overheating during extended use.

At 36 inches tall, this unit is higher than a standard TV stand, placing the television at an elevated viewing angle. This height is particularly beneficial in large living rooms where the TV needs to be visible over furniture, or in multi-purpose spaces where viewing might occur from higher seating, such as kitchen bar stools. It also provides a more "aristocratic" presence, grounding the room with its stately silhouette.

Despite its commanding 82-inch width, the console features a relatively slim 19-inch depth. This "narrow-profile" design makes it an excellent choice for urban apartments or homes with tighter floor plans, as it provides substantial storage and a large TV platform without protruding too far into walkways or living spaces.

This console is built using solid poplar, a hardwood valued in furniture making for its strength and fine grain. Unlike engineered wood or MDF, solid poplar offers superior screw-holding power and long-term structural integrity. The use of solid wood ensures that the unit remains stable and resistant to sagging, even when holding heavy media equipment and large-screen TVs over time.

To preserve the refined black finish and carved radial motifs, our care guidelines recommend regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth to prevent debris from settling into the textures. For light stains or fingerprints around the silver half-circle handles, use a cloth slightly dampened with mild soap and water, then dry immediately. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasives, as they can dull the luster of the protective topcoat.

With a width of 82 inches, this console is ideally sized to support large-scale screens, including most 75-inch and 85-inch televisions. For the best aesthetic balance, a console should be at least a few inches wider than the TV it supports; an 82-inch unit provides a stately base that ensures even the largest displays do not appear top-heavy or overextended.