Fluted Rattan TV Stand, Walnut

The Fluted Rattan TV Stand in Walnut — 66.93" W × 15.55" D × 18.11" H, built for TVs up to 75". The design leads with two arched, curved-front doors in vertical fluted wood, flanking two center drawers with natural woven rattan cane inserts. The contrast between the dark walnut finish and the natural rattan is the defining detail — warm, tactile, and considered. Rounded ends throughout, small bronze knobs, angled mid-century tapered legs. Waterproof top surface. 65.26 lbs.

Two side cabinets with interior storage behind the fluted doors. Cable management holes included. Solid wood and MDF construction. Assembly required — all hardware and instructions included.

Features & Details

• Finish: Deep walnut — solid wood and MDF construction
• Doors: Two arched curved-front fluted doors with interior storage
• Drawers: Two center drawers with natural woven rattan cane fronts
• Hardware: Small bronze round knobs
• Legs: Angled mid-century tapered legs
• Top: Waterproof surface
• TV compatibility: Up to 75" TV
• Cable management holes included
• Dimensions: 66.93" W × 15.55" D × 18.11" H
• Weight: 65.26 lbs
• Assembly required — hardware and instructions included

Styling Ideas

• Use as the anchor of a living room media wall — the 66.93" width and low profile work equally well with a wall-mounted TV or a TV placed directly on top
• The walnut and rattan combination suits organic modern, boho, mid-century modern, and warm-neutral interiors — it has enough character to stand alone without additional decor
• Style the top surface with ceramic vases, stacked books, and a trailing plant for an editorial living room look
• The rattan inserts warm up the dark walnut — pair with cream or sand walls, a jute rug, and warm-toned accent lighting for a cohesive room
• Works as a media console in a bedroom or as a sideboard/credenza in a dining room — the storage capacity and low profile make it versatile beyond the living room

Dark walnut, fluted doors, rattan drawers — the TV stand that works as furniture first.