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The Alderwick natural wood-effect fluted console table in a hallway beneath a round mirror

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AlderwickFluted Console Table with Storage

A long, slim console that stands on two fluted cabinets. Horizontal fluting runs across the centre panel and meets vertical fluting on the cabinet doors, the centre stays open, and at 155cm wide and 30cm deep it gives a hallway a lot of surface without stepping out from the wall.

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The Alderwick brown fluted console table in a hallway with a vase and books on top
Brown: rustic, with the grain showing.
The Alderwick black fluted console table in a hallway beneath a round mirror
Black: the fluting becomes a sculptural focal point.
The Alderwick natural console with both cabinet doors open, showing an inner shelf in each
Two full-height cabinets, each with an inner shelf.
Close-up of the Alderwick's horizontal fluting meeting the vertical fluting on a cabinet door
Horizontal fluting meets vertical.

The shape

The Alderwick stands on its storage. Instead of legs, two full-height cabinets hold up a long top, and the space between them stays open, so the wall shows through and a 155cm console still looks light. The fluting does the rest: it runs horizontally across the centre panel and vertically down the cabinet doors, and where the two meet is the detail that makes it the Alderwick.

Storage, out of sight

Each cabinet has a handleless door on silver concealed hinges and an inner shelf, so post, chargers, dog leads and spare bulbs go behind the doors and the top stays clear. The doors are hinged, so leave enough room in front to open them. The long top takes a lamp, a vase or a stack of books, and at this length it can hold a lamp at each end.

Three finishes

Natural is a light wood effect with a warm grain, and gives a hallway a lighter, relaxed feel. Brown is a rustic wood effect that brings out the grain across the top and the fluted panels, and pairs naturally with soft neutrals, warm lighting and woven accessories. Black is a dark wood grain, and the fluting reads as a sculptural line against a pale wall.

Where it works

Its product pages suggest a hallway, an entrance or behind a sofa. At 30cm deep it sits close to the wall, but at 155cm wide it needs a long stretch of it, so measure the wall before you order. For sizing a hall, read console table sizes, and for dressing the top, how to style a console table.

Living with it

A dry or lightly damp cloth for the surfaces, and a soft brush along the fluting to lift the dust from the grooves.

Fluted, with storage

We have three fluted consoles that hide things away: the Alderwick, the Holborn and the Fitzroy. Our guide to choosing between them sets the sizes and the storage side by side.

Dimension drawing of the Alderwick console table: 155cm wide, 30cm deep, 78.7cm high

The details

Alderwick at a glance

Width
155 cm
Depth
30 cm
Height
78.7 cm

Cabinet depth: 28.4 cm

The same for all three finishes. Supplied as one console table; accessories are not included.

  • Two full-height side cabinets, each with one inner shelf
  • Handleless doors on silver concealed hinges
  • Horizontal fluting across the centre, vertical fluting on the doors
  • Natural, rustic brown or black wood-effect finish
  • Particleboard construction with discreet anti-slip feet
  • Assembly required

Frequently asked questions

How big is the Alderwick?

155cm wide, 30cm deep and 78.7cm high, which is approximately 79cm. The cabinets are 28.4cm deep inside the 30cm overall depth. All three finishes are the same size.

How much storage does it have?

Two full-height cabinets, one at each end, each with one inner shelf for organising smaller things. The doors are handleless, on silver concealed hinges. The centre beneath the top is open.

What is it made of?

Particleboard with a wood-effect decorative finish, on discreet anti-slip feet. It needs assembling when it arrives.

Which finish should I choose?

Natural is the lightest and most relaxed, and suits neutral rooms. Brown is a rustic wood effect that pairs with soft neutrals, warm lighting and woven accessories. Black is a dark wood grain that gives a hallway definition, best against a light wall.

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