Traditional Double Dresser, Pine Wood Construction With 6 Drawers, Slate

Wood tv stands are one of the most popular types of tv stands available on the market-and for good reason! Wood is a versatile, beautiful, and natural way to enhance the aesthetic of your home living spaces. A wood tv stand can be different colors/tones or finishes, including painted, stained, or airbrushed. Due to the extreme versatility of wood tv stands, they are able to complement nearly every home décor style, including traditional, modern, coastal, farmhouse, antique and mid-century modern. A wood tv stand would make a great choice for people who enjoy DIY projects; wood is very conducive to painting or staining, so you can easily change the look of a wood tv stand should your style preferences change. A wood tv stand would make a perfect addition to your home living spaces and will create a beautiful and relaxed ambience in your home.

By a traditional TV stand, I mean a TV stand from the 60s, 70s, or even 80s. Demand if such furniture has drastically increased over the recent years which are making them even more valuable, if they are in good condition. One of the main reason why you should get yourself a traditional TV stand is due to the amazing wood quality used to make the TV stand. If it has lasted for so long the wood quality must be exemplary good. Another reason is that most traditional TV stand have exceptional finish with rich details as most of them were done by very skilled craftsmen, unlike toady where everything is done by machines. Also the type of wood used to make the TV stand must be one of the best back in the day or may even be have been made from a very rare wood species which might have gone extinct or is in the verge of going extinct.

If you like a style that blends traditional and modern contemporary design elements, then transitional style is your option. This style of the tv stand is eye-catching and crystal fresh. This style speaks for itself, meaning anyone approaching your living room will feel a big difference in class. Novelty may be the shared experience of a new cultural phenomenon or the subjective perception of an individual. Transitional style tends to balance masculine and feminine styles. It also incorporates a combination of sleek, straight lines and ornate, curved lines. This style is well entertaining and makes the guest or homeowner feel a sense of uplifting spirit because of its magnificent look. This style is classic and can last for many generations. This style will uplift your living room, giving it a modern look that is blended rustic and contemporary. This style creates a moderate look that's neither too stuffy and traditional nor trendy and contemporary.

The pinewood species produces tv stands that are durable and strong. It’s also slightly lighter compared to other woods in the same species. This wood is also very stiff. However, the wood is not quite strong, but it does offer durability. Stands made using this wood are usually elegant and eye-catching. The wood takes paint very well, making it friendly for kids. Because pine is a softwood, it's prone to scratches and dents. They also develop a lovely, rustic patina from age and use, resisting shrinking and swelling. This wood species produces decent tv stands that have different styles. It may not last as long as oak, but pine is still a strong, shock-resistant material suitable for furniture, particularly if you like the rustic or country styles. While furniture made from pine is still moderately heavy and sturdy, it is lighter than oak. Pine has its benefits, such as wood hardness, color, and durability. It depends on what you need as to which is better for you. The wood is also resistant to rot and decay, making it a good choice for durable tv stands.

Softwood wood species is easier to work with, and it’s used to make elegant tv stands. The wood can be cut using machines into desirable shapes, producing a good tv stand. The lower density of softwood timber means it's weaker and less durable. However, there are some 'hard' softwood options with a higher density making stylish tv stands. The wood being soft, can easily be attacked by termites and other wood borers, making your stand weaker with time. They also come in more reliable sizes and qualities than hardwoods. The wood is also prone to scratches and dents. Softwood is not always suitable for high use like floors and can be easily worn down after periods. They have poor fire resistance, which should be considered carefully before placing stand down in different areas of your living room, where softwood might be exposed to those sorts of environments.