The lower level here does not run the full length of the table. The top measures 39.5 in x 21 in, while the middle shelf beneath it spans 25.5 in, sitting 10.5 in off the ground with 6 in of gap to the underside of the tabletop. That deliberate short shelf is what keeps the piece feeling light rather than boxed in: the ends stay open, the frame stays visible, and the woven rattan panel that faces the shelf reads as a detail instead of a slab. The rattan itself is a plastic weave, so it holds its texture and shape where a natural cane shelf would dry out and split, and it is where the boho and rustic accent of the whole table comes from. Above it, the surface is wood veneered, which is the layer that takes the daily abuse of cups, keys and elbows, and the top is rated to carry 175 lbs, so weight is never the constraint. Every corner and every edge is rounded off, not just the four outside corners, so there is no hard line anywhere at the shin and knee height this table occupies. The frame is rubber wood, a high-strength hardwood chosen because it resists cracking, and it holds the whole table to 21 lbs, light enough to lift clear with one hand. Non-slip foot pads keep it planted and there is ample clearance underneath for a vacuum head to pass without moving anything. It comes in Natural and Walnut, assembly is needed, and the box holds one coffee table with one user manual.