New In Console Tables

Yes. Selected designs include drawers, open shelves, or floor-level storage for mail, small accessories, baskets, and decorative items. Other models focus on an open sculptural base with no storage, so review the individual product images and Specifications section before purchasing.

Choose a wood console table for a warmer look that complements rustic, Scandinavian, farmhouse, industrial, and mid-century interiors. A stone-top console table offers a more polished modern or glam appearance and pairs well with metal, acrylic, or sculptural pedestal bases.

The collection includes modern, glam, rustic, Scandinavian, industrial, traditional, contemporary, and mid-century-inspired designs. Finishes include black, gold, brown, natural wood, ebony, and mixed black-and-gold options, making it easier to coordinate with existing furniture and decor.

Yes. A narrow console table can create a useful surface behind a sofa for lamps, books, trays, or decorative accessories. Choose a table that is close to or slightly lower than the sofa back, and confirm that its length and depth leave enough room for comfortable movement around the seating area.