This is the same underpowered and flaky charging panel you find in every hotel now isn’t it? $75 each for small particle board endtables doesn’t seem like much of a deal either.
/showme a bushmen family in the bush, standing around this 2-Pack: Bush Home Camille Fluted End Tables from Meh while watching a bush league baseball player at bat, with pictures of both Presidents Bush displayed
What exactly does Bush Home think “hidden” means? The extension cord and charging cables show zero signs of hiding. In fact, they stand out clearly in the product pictures. Bush Home needs designers with at least rudimentary studies at a hide and seek academy.
Specs
Product: 2-Pack: Bush Home Camille Fluted End Tables with Hidden Charging
Model: CML002NB, CML002OB
Condition: New
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$278.04-$286.54 (for 2) at Amazon
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Oct 26 - Thursday, Oct 29
Veneer over engineered wood?
/Showme over-engineered wood wearing a veneer suit
This is the same underpowered and flaky charging panel you find in every hotel now isn’t it? $75 each for small particle board endtables doesn’t seem like much of a deal either.
@jandrese agreed. Especially with no power specs.
/giphy Bush you say?!

@connorbush Is this your furniture? Do you endorse it?
@connorbush Is this your furniture? Do you endorse it?
I kind of like these, but I think I’ll stick with my solid wood end tables from IKEA. Not a fan of engineered wood.
If only they had Bluetooth.
/showme a bushmen family in the bush, standing around this 2-Pack: Bush Home Camille Fluted End Tables from Meh while watching a bush league baseball player at bat, with pictures of both Presidents Bush displayed
@phendrick Here’s the image you requested for “a bushmen family in the bush, standing around this 2-Pack: Bush Home Camille Fluted End Tables fr…”
@mediocrebot didn’t get a preview copy of the tables, hunh?
@phendrick No bushy beavers?
That wood isn’t going to make itself.
What exactly does Bush Home think “hidden” means? The extension cord and charging cables show zero signs of hiding. In fact, they stand out clearly in the product pictures. Bush Home needs designers with at least rudimentary studies at a hide and seek academy.
This is what “hidden charging” means:
