Crystal inserts throw light differently from log ones: the ember bed reflects instead of glowing, which reads cooler and more contemporary. Pair that with mirrored cabinet doors, a high-gloss white carcass and a dual-layer floating structure with LED under both levels, and this stops being a TV stand and becomes the lit feature of the room. Seventy inches of top, rated for televisions up to 80.
Mirrored doors double whatever faces them. In a tidy room that is depth; opposite a cluttered corner it is the clutter, twice.
The insert runs flame-only. In a warm climate that is the setting it will live on year-round, and it costs almost nothing to run that way.
High gloss shows every object twice — once in fact and once as a reflection. Two items on a 70-inch top is plenty.
Gloss and mirror both show fingerprints immediately. Keep a microfibre cloth nearby and avoid ammonia cleaners on the mirrored fronts — they attack the backing at the edges.
Pieces from other collections in the same finish family — the pairings people order together.
A black metal daybed with a pop-up trundle on locking wheels, an upholstered LED headboard and a full charging station.
A black tower just 19.7 inches wide and 47.2 tall — six drawers for the gap most furniture will not fit into.
The grey lift-top table — the neutral of the four, and the easiest to place in a room whose colours are already decided.
The 80-inch black version: the largest console in the range, with the same 36-inch crystal fireplace and mirrored doors, for televisions up to 90 inches.
