Walker Edison 52" Transitional Wood Glass Console Table Highboy Buffet TV Stand - Antique Grey

I like everything about this console. In real life it looks every bit as good as it does in the photo, and it elevates the look of my living room. The box is very heavy and requires two people to move it. Assembly took maybe 2 hours with distractions, but the instructions are well written and very easy to follow with excellent diagrams, which is rare. The only tedious part of assembly for me was tinkering with the door hinges to align them perfectly. But I am especially picky about that sort of thing. The product has very minimal "new furniture" odor. The finish scuffs easily when touched to metal, so be careful where you place the parts when assembling. I rested the glass doors against another part of the cabinet, and the metal brackets that hold the glass onto the doors left marks on the white surface. Luckily the scuffs came off with some rubbing or a magic eraser. The cabinets fit a lot of CDs, DVDs, and VHS tapes and still plenty of room for electronics and books. I am using the bottom shelf for some pretty baskets and folded blankets that are normally taking up sofa space. Overall this thing is really well thought out and produced. Initially I didn't want to pay $300 for it, but it is well worth it for a good product.

Very well designed furniture. Takes a bit of time to follow all the steps to put it together correctly, but once it is done it is as good as something you'd buy in a nice furniture shop. Take your time and you won't be dissapointed.