Product details
Bring a well-traveled aesthetic to your home with the Auburn Media Console & Cabinet Patina Finish, an iron-framed media center that pairs industrial structure with artisan-applied color gradients. A media console is a low-profile cabinet designed to organize electronics, remotes, and accessories while supporting a television or display, and this piece delivers that function through handcrafted metalwork and four cabinet doors finished in gold-to-brown ombre patina tones. The Auburn Media Console & Cabinet Patina Finish in the global traveler style is available at Sideboards and Things with free shipping, offering storage-focused design for modern and eclectic living rooms.
Auburn Media Console & Cabinet Patina Finish Features:
- Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 72 x 16 x 24 inches
- Material: Iron
- Finish: Antique Brass with Ombre Patina
- Base/Legs: Iron Base in Black Finish
- Color: Black frame with gold and brown ombre cabinet fronts
- Storage: Four cabinets, dual interior shelves
- Handcrafted: Yes, by artisans in India
- Style: Global Traveler
- Indoor Use: Yes
- Assembly Required: Yes
- Country of Origin: India
- Weight: Gross 144 lbs, Net 123 lbs
Why choose handcrafted media storage from Sideboards and Things?
This console transforms ordinary equipment housing into a focal point, thanks to cabinet doors treated with layered antique brass tones that shift from deep gold to warm brown across each panel. The black iron frame creates contrast and keeps sightlines clean, while dual shelves inside the cabinets organize receivers, game systems, and router boxes out of view. At 72 inches wide and 16 inches deep, it fits beneath wall-mounted screens or freestanding displays without overwhelming narrow media walls, and the 24-inch height keeps remotes and streaming devices within easy reach. Pair it with pieces from our accent cabinets or buffets and curio cabinets collections to carry the metallic-and-patina theme into dining or entry zones, or anchor a full entertainment zone by combining it with complementary items from our TV stands and media cabinets selection.
How does handcrafting influence the finish?
Each Auburn console is hand-finished by metalworkers in India, so no two units display identical patina patterning -- subtle color shifts, surface markings, and tonal variations are intentional hallmarks of the artisan process rather than defects. The ombre effect moves organically across each door, creating depth that flat paint cannot replicate, and the antique brass treatment develops additional character over time as natural oxidation continues. This makes every console a one-of-a-kind piece, ideal for buyers who value craft authenticity over machine uniformity.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What are the exact dimensions of the Auburn media console?
- The console measures 72 inches wide, 16 inches deep, and 24 inches tall, providing a long, low profile suited to most flat-panel televisions.
- How much storage does this media cabinet offer?
- Four cabinet compartments open to reveal dual internal shelves, accommodating media players, cable boxes, gaming consoles, and accessory bins.
- Is the patina finish applied by hand?
- Yes, artisans in India hand-apply the antique brass ombre finish, layering gold and brown tones so each cabinet door exhibits unique color transitions and surface character.
- Does the console pair with other furniture in the same series?
- The Auburn line includes a matching sideboard, allowing you to extend the black-frame-and-patina aesthetic into dining or hallway spaces for a unified look.
- Does this ship fully assembled or require setup?
- Assembly is required; free standard curbside delivery is included to the continental USA, and white-glove in-room placement or assembly assistance is available upon request for an additional fee.
- Will the color on my screen match the delivered piece?
- Screen calibration varies by device, so the gold-and-brown patina may appear slightly lighter or darker in person; handcrafted variations also ensure that each console has its own distinct character.