Destinations Living Room Collection

Glass doors that hide the clutter without hiding the room behind them. The Mullion Door Entertainment Center keeps the cable box, the console, and ...

The companion to the Spencer Coffee Table, with the same full-extension drawer and open shelf. Twenty-four inches square — room for a lamp, a book,...

Fourteen inches is all it asks for. The Narrow End Table slips into the gap beside a sofa or an armchair where a full-size table won't go, and stil...

Movie night, the game, or just the news while dinner cooks. The Sturbridge keeps the equipment sorted and the cords out of sight, with clean transi...

A small table that works harder than its footprint suggests. Sixteen inches square, with two fixed shelves stacked beneath the top and crossed pane...

The gap between two chairs is usually wasted space. The Keystone is built for exactly that — a wedge that tapers from 9 inches at the front to 16 a...

Four feet of tabletop, two drawers that pull all the way out, and a shelf underneath. The Spencer holds everything a living room accumulates and ke...

A round table that doesn't crowd anything. The Cambria slips in beside a chair, between two seats, or into the corner of a small room where a squar...

Forty inches across with no corners means nobody catches a shin cutting through the room — not the kids, not the dog. At eighteen inches it sits le...

A twenty-four-inch circle fits the gap beside a chair without a corner jutting into the room. At twenty-four inches tall it lands level with a sofa...

Corners are the hardest part of a room to furnish. The Mission Corner TV Stand is built for the angle, tapering back into the corner so the screen ...

The lamp, the book you're halfway through, the glass of water you'll want at 2am. The Phillips gives all of it a home — a drawer for what should be...