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Wooden TV Stand - Upcycled Teak Wood Cupboard - Recycled & Fairly Traded

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Wooden TV Stand - Upcycled Teak Wood Cupboard - Recycled & Fairly TradedThis beautiful piece of furniture has been hand made in Bali using mostly upcycled teak wood from retired fishing boats. This large TV Stand is the perfect accent furniture for your living room. With two drawers, two side compartments, and a shelf you will have plenty of storage space. The wood retains some of the original colours and rustic finish and will be a perfect addition to any home decor. The natural finish highlights the rich details and

This beautiful piece of furniture has been hand-made in Bali using mostly upcycled teak wood from retired fishing boats. 

This large TV Stand is the perfect accent furniture for your living room. With two drawers, two side compartments, and a shelf you will have plenty of storage space. The wood retains some of the original colours and rustic finish and will be a perfect addition to any home decor. The natural finish highlights the rich details and colouring of the wood. 

Do you want to transform your living room into an eco-friendly oasis?

Emmy Jane has the perfect solution with their Upcycled Teak Wood Cupboard —a Wooden TV Stand crafted from recycled and fairly traded materials. This wooden TV stand is the perfect blend of sustainability and luxury. Its classic design and natural color palette integrate seamlessly with any style, giving your living room an instant boost. Plus, its added storage adds convenience and versatility. Upgrade your living room with this Wooden TV Stand, and give your home the eco-friendly touch it deserves.

Please note that since the furniture is hand-crafted, each piece is unique and can be slightly different than shown in the picture.

 

  • Height 140cm
  • Width 75cm
  • Depth 40cm
  • Origin Indonesia
  • Net weight 45,83Kg /Piece
  • Shipping weight 46,3Kg
  • Dimensions 140x40x75 (cm), 420L, 0,109Kg/L
  • Materials / Ingredients Recycled Teak Wood
  • Recycled
  • Eco-friendly 


Made with upcycled teak wood, this piece of furniture is sure to bring a beautiful bohemian-chic vibe to your interior.

With its recycled and fairly traded features, upgrading your living space not only looks great but it helps the environment too. This wooden wonder has plenty of room for storing your DVDs and gaming consoles while allowing you to monitor the latest shows. Take part in eco-friendly furniture today with this stunning Wooden TV Stand from Emmy Jane.

Stay entertained with style and sustainability.

The Emmy Jane Upcycled Teak Wood Cupboard is an eye-catching piece of eco-friendly furniture perfect for your living room setup. Crafted from recycled & fairly traded teak wood, this wooden TV stand flaunts a natural finish and gives off rustic vibes. With a handy cupboard and shelf, it’s the perfect addition to your home, combining style and storage - with sustainability in mind.

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