Baxton Studio Naresh Mid-Century Modern Transitional Natural Brown Bamboo Wood 1-Door End Table

Love this for my retro game setup. I got creative with it and lopped off the legs to make it stronger to hold a 1994 vintage CRT TV. Goes great with my decor. It was so hard to find the perfect balance of style and function for my very specific need. But I found it! And it just happened to be a very inexpensive yet super strong REAL bamboo wood structure to hold the weight. And fits a GameCube and Ps2 with room to spare.

The kit goes together with Phillips 'x' screws. Instructions are OK, all parts are labeled. There is one spare piece of every kind of fastener hardware used. Only the back panel and the inside shelf are pressboard with laminated bamboo pattern, everything else is solid bamboo with a nice light coat of lacquer. There were eight holes drilled in the top and side panels that were too big for the wooden dowels meant to increase strength. The lower set of dowels fit as expected. The inside shelf is easy to adjust. Rubber feet provided. If you search enough you can find three different end tables/cabinets that all have the same transparent reeded round plastic windows and they can make a set for your Bohemian decoration theme. Don't forget the matching slatted bamboo rugs to really set it off. I bought a dozen shelves, cabinets; 5 rugs and 10 bamboo boxes to organize the home and unite the theme. There is a nice light pleasant odor of bamboo when you collect enough items in one room.

it's smaller than I thought, but once together I'm good. Ease of construction, instructions, well manufactured. bamboo is More resilient. happy with it. looks cool and some stuff fit into it

This table is adorable! It wasn't too hard to assemble and I am so happy with it.

I hate to give this such a low rating but... I ordered this piece in February of 2025. It showed up in April on a tumultuous day. I shoved it in the corner and didn't get to it until January of 2026. My fault entirely. However... there are only seven major pieces to it. Assembling it should have been a slam dunk. It wasn't. It didn't come with any tools, so I had to use mine. The directions have two very different pieces labeled "H". One was included and the other wasn't. It was missing hardware, it had extra hardware, it had hardware from a totally different product. Two holes were drilled in the wrong location. The feet were also missing. I got it put together, but it is rickety. It is a shame because, it really is a very nice piece otherwise.

i have 2 of these now, and the assembly was not great. Warped wood pieces, holes not aligned, and the second one had the peg hole drilled too deep, and the peg burst through the top of the table. so there is a hole that is clearly visible from the top when looking at the surface of the table. i was going to send it back, but the hassle is not worth it. I may start the return now, then send it back whenever I get time. Both end tables were purchased at separate times [about a month or so apart] they both had the same warping of the wooden panels for the top and bottom. so Its not just a "bad batch" of them. they're just not great pieces.