Nathan James Dylan Media Console Cabinet or TV Stand with Doors for Hidden Storage in a Natural Reclaimed Herringbone Wood Pattern and Metal, Oak/Matte Black

Look and design: I’m really happy with the design - our theme is white and maple so it blends well with everything. I’m glad that they opted for no hardware - hardware makes the furniture unnecessarily more expensive. The white part of the table looks semi glossy and somehow it looks and feel expensive. The other parts seems OK.Materials and build: Be mindful that you get what you pay for, the furniture is definitely not hardwood. However I think the main parts are hard enough to withstand the weight of our TV with enough support to keep it from falling apart or dipping. After screwing the top part, it was solid. My main point: it’s sturdy enough for a TV plus some accessories (what it is designed for) but not enough for anything heavier. (note: our TV is 43", for your visual reference)Putting it together: So most of the negative reviews are about bad instructions. My take on it is although the manual’s verbal instructions are crap, you should be OK if you just follow the visual instructions . Simple rules apply - (1) good material out and hide the raw parts, (2) line up the parts first before screwing things together and (3) be patient, you’re not a full-time furniture maker so you’ll make mistakes. I took about 1-1.5 hours to put this together but that’s partly cause I was watching a movie while working on this and mid-way the table becomes quite heavy for me and didn’t want to scratch the surfaces. I made a couple of mistakes, but it was no big deal. The hardest part was making sure the back lined up well and screwing the top part.Price: Good enough as brand new though I must confess, I got a “like-new” used. Zero problems with it even if it’s a return. I got all the parts and nothing is broken.

2 years later and this piece is still sturdy and looks great. It was easy to assemble & I highly recommend it

So far so good with this entertainment center! It fits my apartment perfectly and was relatively easy to assemble alone. It’s definitely small, so if you’re looking to fill anything besides an apartment or kid’s room, I’d reccomend something higher quality and larger.For what it is, quality seems as good as the price. It’s not authentic wood; it’s laminate print over pulp sheets. If you’re looking for crate & barrel style on a budget, this is for you!As far as assembly goes, I was able to do it alone (small 22 yo female) with my handy tool kit that my father was so sure I would need (and he was right). I added a picture of the tools I needed that it didn’t come with. some of the screws go in ended up needing a smaller barrel so that’s important to note. Also the Allen wrench provided didn’t do much, my attatchment was much more efficient. I put it together over the course of a day, but some of the instructions aren’t that clear. The jokes didn’t bother me so much, but after some trial and error it ended up working out pretty well. I forgot to put the back piece on in step 7 (the most complicated/confusing step), but it all worked out in the end. For being a millennial/gen z cusper I like to think of myself as pretty handy, but it might help to have clearer and less concise instructions.As far as it looks, I think it’s nice but in some spots you can tell it’s not real wood. The doors look and authentic from arms length, but the bottom apron/legs look a lil plastic. Oh well, for the price I’m couldn’t ask for much better!

This is a dollhouse size TV stand for a kids playhouse or dollhouse it’s very beautiful it looks like a toy not durable. It’s like placing your tv on the floor it’s so small and low to the ground. Definitely it does not value 109.99 for 32” tv no space to add a vase or additional decor.

Okay so this is my honest opinion of this product.I went to put it together and hardware was missing. I contacted Amazon, asked them if they could send the missing hardware. They told me I could either send it back or buy the missing hardware myself and hope it works. They gave me money back because I decided that was what I was going to do because I did not want to have to try to put everything back into the box and send it back. They told me they couldn’t do anything about it because it’s not one of their brands.I received the hardware I ordered, and found out it wasn’t going to work. I ended up contacting Nathan James and they told me that they would send me a new hardware kit so that I could put it together. Claire was super nice, and I received the hardware in a little over a week.The console is beautiful, but it is a pain in the ass to put together. Not impossible, just a lot of pages and making sure that you have the right piece. I am a pro-IKEA assembler so I thought this was going to be a piece of cake.In my opinion, it was really rough having all the pieces of my console sprawled out on my floor for a couple weeks but the company is incredibly nice and it’s the perfect piece of furniture for my home. So it was worth it, but keep this in mind before purchasing this piece. If the furniture is damaged, it’s on Amazon not the company. If it’s missing pieces, you need to contact Nathan James but they are very responsive and will help you out as fast as possible.

I mostly like the outcome. However, the instructions were not the best and there were a few nails and wooden stubs missing to build. The legs and some pieces of the main stand were peeling back and not quality. Much of it is able to be hidden and the item was too big to want to return IMO. I would HIGHLY suggest having two people to build. There are many times you will need to hold pieces together, rotate/flip the furniture, and the instructions do not make the process easier. Enjoy the pic of the final outcome! ALSO… I am kind of annoyed that the handles are not gold but are rose gold, borderline orange. They are advertised in the label and photos as a gold, with more a yellow tint. The handles are 100% rose gold. I put something gold next to the handle for reference.