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- Made with solid wood, veneer and engineered wood
- Dark brown finish
- Patchwork patterned support post with light brown finish
- Single shelf
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- Made with solid wood
- Grayish brown finish
- Light sandblasted effect
- “T” post legs
- Assembly required
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- Made with ash veneers and engineered wood
- Plank-effect tabletop
- Textured grayish brown finish
- Assembly required
- Estimated Assembly Time: 30 Minutes
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- Hand-finished
- 1 fixed shelf
- 4 drawers
- Made of veneers, wood and engineered wood
- Dry vintage weathered black finish
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- Made with hardwood solids, hickory veneer and MDF substrates
- Light brown glazed finish to enhance the natural wood grain characteristics
- 2 independently adjustable shelves
- Assembly required
- Estimated Assembly Time: 15 Minutes
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- Made with solid wood, veneer and MDF substrate
- Dark waxy brown oak finish
- Thick edge natural marble tabletop
- Plinth base with cutout and brass-tone capped stretcher
- Color variations, fissures, mineral deposits and veining in the marble top are naturally formed characteristics
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- Clear glass tabletop
- White marble lower shelf
- Assembly required
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- Made with oak veneer and MDF substrate
- Grayish brown wood-tone finish
- Natural marble top
- Color variations, fissures, mineral deposits and veining in the marble top are naturally formed characteristics
- Assembly required
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- Made of pine wood, pine veneer and engineered wood
- Two-tone distressed finish; weathered gray top and vintage white base
- Fixed center shelf; lower display space
- Assembly required
- Estimated Assembly Time: 30 Minutes
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- Made of ash veneer, wood and engineered wood, with cast resin components
- Antiqued two-tone finish
- Fixed lower shelf
- Assembly required
- Estimated Assembly Time: 15 Minutes
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- Made of veneers, wood and engineered wood
- Two-tone antiqued finish
- Metal hardware
- 2 smooth-gliding drawers
- Minor assembly required
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- Made of elm veneers, wood and engineered wood, with cast polyurethane components
- Weathered gray finish
- Plank-look framed tabletop
- Assembly required
- Estimated Assembly Time: 15 Minutes
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- Made with solid acacia wood
- Warm honey brown finish
- 3 fixed shelves
- Assembly required
- Estimated Assembly Time: 30 Minutes
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- Made with hardwood solids, hickory veneer and MDF substrate
- Dark brown wood-tone finish
- 2 adjustable shelves
- Assembly required
- Estimated Assembly Time: 30 Minutes
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- Made with solid acacia wood
- Natural finish
- Assembly required
- Estimated Assembly Time: 15 Minutes
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- Made of solid and engineered wood and veneers
- Dark bronze-tone hardware
- 2 smooth-gliding drawers
- 1 bottom shelf
- Assembly required
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- Made of wood
- Light brown finish
- Fixed lower shelf
- Assembly required
- Estimated Assembly Time: 30 Minutes
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- Made of wood, veneers and engineered wood
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- 2 smooth-gliding drawers
- Aged bronze-tone pulls
- Lower fixed shelf
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- Made of veneers, wood and engineered wood
- Dark brown finish
- Hand-finished
- Assembly required
- Estimated Assembly Time: 15 Minutes
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- Made with thick rustic oak veneer and MDF substrate
- Warm brown wood-tone finish
- Curved plinth base
- Assembly required
- Estimated Assembly Time: 15 Minutes
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- Made of acacia wood
- Handmade by furniture artisans
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- Streamlined design
- Minor assembly required
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- Vintage gray finish
- Classic turned legs
- Carved details
- Imported
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- Made with hardwood solids, oak veneer, MDF substrates and decorative melamine laminate
- Dark burnished brown oak finish
- Faux cement finish on top and shelf
- 2 open display shelves
- Estimated Assembly Time: 30 Minutes
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- 2 smooth-gliding drawers
- Fixed lower shelf
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- Made of pine wood, pine veneer and engineered wood
- Two-tone distressed finish; weathered gray top and vintage white base
- Flip-top design
- Fixed lower shelf
- Assembly required
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- Made with wood and zinc alloy
- Dark teal finish
- 3 drawers
- Tapered legs
- Imported
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- Assembly required
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- Naomi Storage console table from Martha Stewart Lily Pond collection
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- Soft Grey Wash Finish
- Open Shelf Arch Design
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- Imported
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Console Tables FAQ
When furnishing a home, some pieces of furniture have one clear purpose. A bed is for sleeping, a dining table is for eating, and a sofa is for sitting. Others are more flexible and can work in different rooms and layouts. The console table belongs in that category. Available in a wide range of sizes, shapes, and materials, console tables can add both function and style to entryways, hallways, living rooms, and the space behind a sofa.This Console Table FAQ answers common questions about what a console table is, where it works best, how to choose the right size and style, and how to use one to make your space feel practical and well finished.
What is a Console Table?
A console table is a wide, shallow, waist-high table made to sit against a wall or behind a sofa. Most contemporary console tables are about 30 to 36 inches high and 11 to 15 inches deep. Their slim shape adds surface space and sometimes storage without taking up much room, which makes them useful for entryways, hallways, and living rooms.The term comes from classical architecture, where a console was a wall-mounted bracket that supported a shelf or cornice. Console tables became popular in 17th-century France and Italy and often had two front legs with the back attached to the wall. Today’s versions are usually freestanding with four legs or a solid base, but the name still refers to this narrow style of accent table that adds both function and style.
What is the difference between a console table and a side table?
While both are accent pieces, side tables and console tables differ significantly in shape, placement, and purpose. A side table is a small, compact piece of furniture designed to sit immediately next to a sofa, armchair, or bed. Its primary job is to hold items for the person sitting right next to it, such as a drink, a book, or a reading lamp.A console table is much wider and is used as a standalone focal point or a room divider. Instead of serving a single seat, a console table serves an entire area, offering a broader surface for larger decorative items, multiple lamps, and entryway storage.
What are the different types of console tables?
When asking, "What are the different types of console tables?" the answer usually comes down to where the table will go and what you need it to do. Some console table styles are made for entryways, some work best behind a sofa, and others are designed to add storage, save space, or support media equipment.Entryway console table
An entryway console table creates a practical spot near the front door for keys, mail, bags, and decor. It adds function while helping the entrance look more finished. For a foyer, hallway, or small entry, it works best with enough surface space for daily essentials without taking over the area.
Sofa Table or Behind couch console
A sofa table, also called a behind-couch console, sits behind a sofa. It helps define the living room layout and adds space for lamps, drinks, books, or decor. This can be especially helpful in open rooms, where it makes the back of the sofa look more finished. Choose a table with a width and height that feel proportional to the sofa for a balanced look.
Storage console
A storage console table offers both surface space and built-in organization. Many include drawers for everyday items like keys, mail, remotes, or chargers, while shelves or cabinets hold larger items. That makes them a practical option for entryways, living rooms, and hallways where extra storage helps reduce clutter.
Narrow console
A narrow console table is made for small spaces with limited floor room. Its slim shape works well in entryways, hallways, apartments, or behind sofas where a deeper table may feel bulky. Even with a smaller footprint, it can still hold lighting, decor, or daily essentials while adding function without making the area feel crowded.
Floating console
A floating console table mounts to the wall and keeps the floor open, creating a clean look for small spaces like narrow hallways and compact entryways. With no legs, it can also make a room feel more open and easier to clean.
TV media console
A TV media console supports your TV and keeps entertainment essentials organized. It often has room for media devices, gaming systems, remotes, and cords, with shelves, drawers, or cabinets to reduce clutter. In living rooms, dens, or multipurpose spaces, it adds storage and creates a cleaner, more polished look.
How to Choose a Console Table?
Choosing a console table is easier when you focus on a few practical details first. The right piece should fit your space, support how you use the room, and complement the rest of your furniture.- Start by measuring the space: Measure the wall, entryway, hallway, or area behind your sofa before you shop. This helps you narrow down options that will fit comfortably without making the room feel crowded.
- Choose the right width: If the console table will sit against a wall, leave about 6 to 12 inches of open space on each side so it looks balanced. If you are placing it behind a sofa, aim for a table that is about two-thirds to three-quarters the length of the sofa.
- Check the height carefully: For a sofa table, the console should never be taller than the back of the sofa. A good fit is usually 1 to 2 inches lower than the sofa back so the setup looks intentional and visually clean.
- Make sure the depth works for the room: This is especially important in entryways and hallways. Try to keep at least 36 inches of clear walking space. If the area is narrow, look for a slim console table, such as one that is 10 to 12 inches deep.
- Think about how you will use it: Some people need a console table mainly for display, while others want a spot for keys, mail, lamps, or storage baskets. Knowing its purpose will help you decide whether you need storage, shelving, or a simple tabletop.
- Pick a material that fits your lifestyle: Solid wood offers warmth and durability, which works well in busy homes. Glass and metal can create a lighter, more modern look, but glass may need more frequent cleaning. Stone or marble can add a polished focal point and a heavier visual presence.
- Match the style to the room: Choose a console table that works with your existing furniture, color palette, and overall decor style. The goal is to make the space feel cohesive, whether your home leans traditional, modern, or somewhere in between.
How to style a console table?
Once you have chosen and placed your table, the next step is styling it to complement your home decor. A well-styled console table balances function with personal style, helping your entryway, hallway, living room, or space behind a sofa feel polished and intentional.Start with a focal point
Every styled console table needs a focal point. This is usually a large piece centered on the table or hung just above it. A mirror is a popular choice for an entryway because it reflects light and adds function. If you do not want a mirror, framed art or an oversized clock can create the same effect.
Add lighting
A table lamp is one of the most useful accessories for a console table. It adds soft light and makes the area feel more inviting. On a long table, matching lamps on both ends create symmetry. On a smaller table, one lamp can be balanced with an object of similar height on the other side.
Apply the rule of threes
Groups of three often look more natural and visually balanced than even-numbered arrangements. When styling your console table, try grouping objects in threes. For example, combine books, a candle, and a small decorative vase.
Vary heights and textures
Using items that are all the same height can make the table look flat. Instead, mix high, medium, and low pieces to create dimension. You can also combine different textures, such as glass, wood, metal, or ceramic, for a more layered look.
Contain the clutter
An entryway console table often collects everyday items. To keep it organized, add a bowl, tray, or small box for keys, sunglasses, and loose change. This keeps the surface tidy while making the table more practical.
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