The Easby Tv Stand is an industrial media console built around a considered industrial proportion — a piece designed to sit comfortably in a loft interior while carrying the kind of architectural weight that defines considered modern interiors.
Made of solid iron — graphic, architectural metal with substantial weight. Iron gives furniture and lighting an honest, architectural presence — durable, characterful, and built to last.
The media console suits a loft interior, contemporary apartments in Madrid or Barcelona, modern villa builds along the Mediterranean coast, or any home where considered modern furniture earns its place.
Dimensions: 165 cm length, 45 cm width, 53 cm height. Weight: 29.55 kg.
From Laiyahome's design-led European edit — sourced and quality-controlled in continental Europe, shipped across the EU.
Ships from EU stock with delivery to Spain, Portugal, and the broader EU in 5-10 business days for standard items; larger furniture pieces typically ship via specialist palletised service. All EU shipments include full European consumer-protection coverage and the standard 14-day return window.
Questions about this piece
Who is the Easby Tv Stand for?
The Easby Tv Stand suits anyone furnishing an industrial interior — modern apartments in Spain or Portugal, design-led villa builds, contemporary boutique-hotel projects, and considered family homes across the EU.
What is The Easby Tv Stand made of?
The piece is built from solid iron. Graphic, architectural metal with substantial weight.
Where do you ship?
Laiyahome ships across the European Union from EU stock. Mainland deliveries typically arrive in 5-10 business days; larger furniture pieces ship via specialist palletised service. All EU shipments include the standard 14-day consumer-protection return period.
How do I care for the metal finish?
Dust regularly with a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners — they damage the powder coat or paint finish. For light marks, wipe with a barely-damp cloth. Avoid prolonged exposure to humidity to prevent oxidation.
