By the time visitors reach your reception area, a coffee table is already part of what they see, whether you planned that impression or not. Empty space, mismatched furnishings, and improvised surfaces can make a waiting area feel unfinished before anyone has spoken with your team. This table gives you a measured focal point for an office or reception area, with a 48-inch width, a 24-inch depth, and a 16-inch height. Its dark cherry color can bring a consistent visual note to the room while giving visitors a surface within the waiting area. At this stage of purchasing, you can judge whether those dimensions fit the traffic pattern, seating arrangement, and clearances you have already established. That lets you evaluate the table against the room you are responsible for, rather than treating the reception area as an afterthought.
When you are comparing furniture for a shared office setting, the construction details give you specific points to review. The coffee table uses all hardwood and veneer construction, and its radius edges are solid hardwood. The top and end panels are each 1-1/8-inch thick. Overall dimensions measure 16-inch high by 48-inch wide by 24-inch deep, giving you the measurements needed to review placement, circulation, and the relationship to nearby seating. The piece is stained to a dark cherry color and sealed in a multi step process to a medium sheen finish. You can examine those details separately: the construction describes the materials, the panel thickness describes the named components, and the finish describes the treatment applied to the piece.
For your final review, measure the intended area against the table's 16-inch high by 48-inch wide by 24-inch deep overall footprint. That check helps you keep the coffee table within the boundaries you have established for visitor circulation and seating. The dark cherry stain gives you a clearly stated color to coordinate with the reception room, while the medium sheen finish establishes the stated level of surface sheen. The solid hardwood radius edges and 1-1/8-inch-thick top and end panels give you additional construction details to compare with the rest of your furniture plan. Once the table is selected for your office or reception area, those measurable dimensions, named materials, and specified finish give your purchasing record a clear basis for the decision.
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