Gottlieb sidebord

The light mahogany finish with the ebony detailing looks way richer in person than I expected, and the reeded column pedestal gives it that old-world flea market charm. It's been sitting in my entryway holding keys and mail for a few weeks now and still feels solid.

The scalloped base is what sold me — it catches the light in the hallway and makes a plain corner look considered. The reeded column feels solid, not hollow, and it hasn't wobbled once since I set it by the door with a bowl and my keys on top.

The light mahogany finish with the ebony detailing looks way richer in person than I expected. It's holding up fine in our entryway with keys and mail dumped on it daily, and the scalloped base gives it a nice vintage feel.