Teak is the reason to look at this one. The frame is teak wood rather than an engineered panel, which is a naturally dense, oily hardwood that holds its shape and shows a grain worth leaving visible, and that grain is what carries the rustic farmhouse character across a 71 in x 12 in x 31 in body. The top is a full 1 in thick and rated to hold 44 lbs, so it is a display and organizing surface rather than a place for heavy loads. Across 71 in that is a lot of room for decorative pieces to be arranged with space between them instead of lined up shoulder to shoulder. The second level nearly matches it. The bottom shelf runs 67 in x 11.5 in, which is unusual because most two-tier consoles shorten the lower board considerably, and it is left completely open so a magazine, a storage box, a rattan diffuser or a lamp can be reached without moving anything else. Between the two levels the piece holds a genuine amount without ever looking packed. Structurally, reinforced support blocks sit at the joints of a long, shallow frame where flex would otherwise appear, and the solid legs are elevated so weight is distributed evenly down through them while leaving room to clean underneath rather than around. Anti-slip foot mats protect the floor from scratches and stop the 48.5-lb table sliding when something is set down hard. It suits a living room, hallway, entryway or bedroom. Assembly is required.