Living Room · Tables
Console Table
Overview
The Console Table is a slim, tall table built to sit against a wall behind a sofa or in an entryway. It offers a display surface for lamps, art, and keys without intruding into the walking space.
Sizing & placement
At 48 inches wide but only 14 inches deep, its narrow profile hugs the wall, and at 30 inches tall it reads as a sofa-back or hallway height. Being wall-anchored, place it flat against a wall and leave the floor in front clear for passage.
Where it works
Ideal for entryways, hallways, and behind sofas in transitional, modern, and traditional decor.
Specifications
| Width | 48 in |
|---|---|
| Depth | 14 in |
| Height | 30 in |
| Shape | rectangle |
| Size class | standard |
| Room types | living-room, mud-room |
| Default color | #C4A77D |
Featured in Design Ideas
- Design a foyer drop zone — everything lands in the first six feet
Console, hall tree, shoe cabinet, umbrella stand, boot tray, mat, lamp & plant — 7×10.
- Design a prayer corner — the altar, the seat, the calm
A console altar, two floor seats 20″ back, a 6 ft circle, plants & a basket — in 8×8.
- Build a family command center — one wall where the chaos lands
Console drop surface, one cubby per person, keeper cabinet, two bins, a trash can — 9×7.
Configurable options
- Color — any hex value
Frequently asked questions
- How deep is the Console Table?
- It is only 14 inches deep, with a 48-inch width and 30-inch height, so it sits flush against a wall.
- Where does a console table go?
- Against a wall in an entry, hallway, or behind a sofa, where its shallow 14-inch depth won't block circulation.
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