Riverside Medley Console Table

Description

Feel free to use the Medley Console Table for extra storage and serving space in the dining room, but don't be surprised when your family and friends pay more attention to it than the food you place on top. This console table is as beautiful as it is useful, starting with Mindi hardwood solids and veneers, comparable to hardy American Oak, made special with a lightly distressed Camden finish, a pebble mosaic marble marquetry tabletop inset, and twisted metal legs finished in use-everywhere Wildwood Taupe. Two pullout convenience trays below the tabletop extend useful space even more, and two raffia-face storage drawers give a home to flatware and linens. A fixed bottom shelf holds bulkier objects and decorative items, too. Coordinates with other Medley collection pieces.

About Riverside Furniture
The Arkansas River Valley is home to majestic forests, ruggedly beautiful mountains, gurgling brooks, and swiftly flowing rivers. It's also home to Riverside Furniture Corporation. Riverside has been growing for more than half a century. The company's founder, Herman Udouj, opened the doors to his first factory in 1946, and along with 12 employees, he began making handcrafted furniture for the post-World War II Baby Boom era. Since then, three generations of Americans have furnished their homes and offices with Riverside's wide range of furniture products. Riverside strives to be trusted for quality products that are an affordable value. It's just that simple.

Dimensions & Specifications

Care

It's recommended that Riverside furniture be cleaned with a damp, clean dust cloth. Any kind of surface or finish may be cleaned using this method. A mild detergent may be applied, if necessary, for areas that will not clean with just a cloth. Avoid the use of oil-based polishes and direct-spray polishes that can cause a waxy build-up.

Placing hot items, such as coffee mugs or dinner plates on a piece of furniture can soften the finish. Condensation from cold objects or liquid spills will cause the finish to "bubble" and leave a milky-white discoloration. Never use fingernail polish remover over a wood finish because if it makes contact with the finish it will eat through it much like a paint or varnish remover exposing the wood underneath and demanding that the surface be refinished to repair the damage. The damage described above can be eliminated by the use of coasters, trivets, and common sense.

Always use a protective pad beneath lamps or accessories, and on writing surfaces. Do not place rubber or vinyl products on the surface as discoloration and/or staining may occur as a result.