39" Walnut & Glass Rectangular Coffee Table with Lower Shelf

There is something quietly reliable about the combination of tempered glass and warm walnut wood; the glass keeps the surface light and open, the walnut grounds it with enough warmth that the table never reads as cold or clinical. This Walnut & Glass Rectangular Coffee Table is 39 inches long, with a lower shelf that runs the full length of the frame, giving the piece a sense of completeness that a simple four-legged table doesn't always have.

The glass top is scratch- and stain-resistant, so it holds up to everyday use without asking much of you. At just over 43 pounds, it is easy enough to move and position without help, and all the hardware needed for assembly is included in the box.

Key Features:

• Tempered glass top, scratch and stain-resistant
• Walnut-tone wood legs and frame
• Full-length lower shelf for display or storage
• Lightweight at 43 lbs, easy to reposition
• All assembly hardware included

• SKU: ELR6AV6001

• Materials: Tempered glass (top), MDF, solid wood veneer (frame and shelf)
• Color: Walnut
• Wood Tone: Walnut
• Dimensions:
  • Length: 39.37"
  • Width: 23.62"
  • Height: 17.70"
• Weight: 43.34 lbs
• Product Shape: Rectangular
• Product Type: Coffee Table with Shelf
• Style: Modern
• Assembly Required: Yes (all hardware included)
• Package Includes: 1 coffee table

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The tempered glass top can be wiped clean with a dry or lightly damp cloth; it resists everyday marks well and doesn't need any specialist cleaner. For the walnut-tone wood frame and shelf, a dry cloth is sufficient for routine dusting; avoid leaving wet cloths or standing moisture on the surface, as the MDF core underneath the veneer can be sensitive to prolonged dampness.

The lower shelf, if used for books or heavier decorative objects, is worth keeping free of excess weight over time, use it for lighter display pieces and the structure will stay true. No waxing or oiling is needed for the wood finish.

Walnut is one of the warmer wood tones in the mid-century modern palette, and it works particularly well here because the glass top keeps the table from feeling heavy even in a smaller room. Against a cream or off-white sofa, it reads as grounded and comfortable; against a deeper olive, forest green, or terracotta, it holds its own without competing.

The lower shelf invites a small stack of coffee table books, a ceramic bowl, or a trailing plant, something with a little weight and texture to balance the clarity of the glass above. On the surface itself, a simple tray with a candle or two is usually more than enough.