IC International Concepts Corner Accent Table Solid Real Wood, Sturdy Parawood, 19.7" W x 9.9" D x 24" H, DIY, Paint/Stain Ready, Unfinished

Love this item! This is exactly what I was looking for. A small corner table for a bathroom water closet. I love the idea of being able to paint or stain it how I want. I chose a pine stain that really brought out the wood grain. Very easy to put together, and seems to be pretty sturdy. The drawer is very small but it works for my needs

I had an empty corner in the new half bath that we added to our house. This little table fits perfectly in that corner and will hold decorative items to dress up the room. The table is well built and it was made with nice solid wood. It was easy to put together and easy to paint. It's a cute little table.

I had been looking for a tiny corner table for a long time when I found this one. I was attracted to the fact that not only was it was the style I was looking for, it is made of real hardwood and I can finish it the way I want. I was not disappointed. The only flaw was that the drill holes for one of the corners were not aligned properly. We were able to work around that and get the table put together properly. Once assembled, it is very sturdy. With so much cheap furniture out there at exorbitant prices, having a real wood table for a reasonable price made me very happy. I think the knob for the little drawer was a bit big, but other than that the style was perfect. Made in Vietnam.

The craftmanship of this table was very good. The box said it was made in Vietnam, so I was a little skeptical... but everything was intact. The instructions were clear and simple and all the pieces were in perfect condition. I was actually impressed, especially given how inexpensive this little table was... Unfortunately, it was just way too small. I guess I should have read the description better. It was only 24 inches tall... about 6" too short for my needs and the table top itself was just tiny. It might have fit a vase with flowers or maybe a 5x7" picture frame, but that's it. Back to the drawing board.

Trying to find any solid wood furniture at a reasonable price is impossible but this beautiful table had a stunningly low price of just $36.00. The box was very heavy which made me grateful for the free delivery and the painstakingly way it was safely packed protecting all the pieces was exceptional. Assembly took very little time, good instructions and every piece fit together like a glove. The workmanship was perfect to the last detail and it's solid wood with a gorgeous grain and a solid quality table. It was a little smaller than I thought it would be but the dimensions were exactly a stated. Something like this always seems smaller than the dimensions so you might want to draw the triangle with the correct dimensions on a large sheet of paper to make sure the size is right for you.Based on this wonderful experience with "International Concepts", I will definitely seek out their other furniture pieces to purchase.

So glad I made this purchase. I was looking for a corner table that would fit our small water closet (toilet room within a bathroom) and this was the perfect size. Anything bigger would not have worked... It's perfect for placing some magazines, books or whatever on the bottom, and a cup of coffee on the top while you do your business.The craftsmanship of the table is excellent. I had decided I wanted to try to stain and finish the table, but I was concerned being that it was parawood (which is known for not taking stain well), that it would look blotchy.In order to get the best results I lightly sanded it down completely using 320 grit sandpaper and then used Minwax Pre-Stain treatment to hopefully mitigate problems with the stain taking. If I had it to do over I might try pre-treating it with just plain water, and maybe doing that a couple times. I have read in some blogs that wiping down the wood with water twice and allowing it to dry for just a little bit of time, actually works better than the Pre-stain treatment you can buy. You are basically wanting the grain to open up to accept the stain evenly.After prepping the piece, I stained it with Minwax Special Walnut stain. I went over it about twice. There were a couple spots that were a bit blotchy (actually I think that was my fault because it looked like the area where I had been handling it, and possibly the oil from my fingers blocked the stain from taking correctly). Consequently, I did go over those spots with sandpaper again and redid the problem areas.Lastly I used Minwax Polyurethane Clear Satin as the finish, and did about two coats of that. One caution with that... With doing the legs and vertical surfaces, it is best to wipe on in thin layers to avoid dripping. Overall I am really happy with the outcome, and love my new table.... Pictures attached.If you perhaps found this review helpful, please click the "found this review helpful" tab. If anyone has any questions, I'd be happy to help, just comment below.