Console Tables

A console table can instantly elevate your hallway. Start by choosing a console table that complements your hallway's size and style. A mirror above the console table creates a focal point and adds depth. Layer lighting with a table lamp or wall sconces to brighten the space and add warmth. Decorative objects like vases, sculptures, or trays add personality. Use books or decorative boxes to add height and visual interest. Consider a small plant or flowers for a touch of nature. Don't overcrowd the surface; leave some space for practical items like keys or mail. Finally, a rug or runner underneath can define the area and add warmth to the hallway. For more information visit our blog post.

Console tables are versatile pieces that fit beautifully in various spaces. A popular choice is placing one in the hallway, offering a practical spot for keys and mail while adding a decorative touch. In a living room, a console table can sit behind a sofa, displaying lamps, books, or decorative objects. They also work well in dining rooms as a sideboard for serving dishes or in bedrooms as a stylish dressing table. Consider the available space and the console table's intended function when choosing a location. Even in smaller spaces, a narrow console table can provide valuable surface area without feeling bulky.

To keep your console table looking its best, regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth is essential. For spills or stickier marks, wipe the surface immediately with a slightly damp cloth and then dry thoroughly. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners, which could damage the finish. Our ceramic or marbled ceramic finishes are heat, scratch and chip resistant, but using coasters and placemats is always recommended. Metal legs or bases can be cleaned with a damp cloth and dried immediately to prevent watermarks. For wood finishes, use a wood-friendly cleaner and follow the grain. Always check the product's page for specific care and cleaning recommendations, as some materials may have special requirements.

When choosing a console table, it’s important to think about where it will go, what purpose it will serve, and how it fits into the overall style of your space. Start by measuring the available area to ensure a good fit that doesn’t disrupt movement or crowd the room. Consider its function - whether it’s a practical piece for storing everyday items like keys and mail in an entryway, or a decorative surface for lamps, books, or artwork in a living room. The material and finish should complement your existing furniture. A ceramic or marbled ceramic top offers a modern, sophisticated look while also being resistant to heat, scratches, and chips. Glass brings a sense of lightness and elegance, while wood adds a layer of natural warmth. For the base, metal legs create a sleek, contemporary feel, while wooden legs provide a more classic touch. Finally, pay attention to the height and depth to ensure it’s in proportion with surrounding furniture and doesn’t obstruct walkways.