Fitzroy Tambour Console Table: Fluted Sliding Doors, 120cm Wide, 30cm Deep, Black or Brown
By Furniture1002 min read
The Fitzroy is the console for a hallway that needs to hide things. The fluted front is a pair of sliding tambour doors, so nothing swings out into the path, and behind them is a concealed compartment for everything that lives nowhere. Below is a full lower shelf. Five buyers have reviewed it and the word they reach for is sturdy.
What it is
A fluted console table with sliding tambour doors, gold-tone handles, a concealed compartment and a spacious lower shelf, on slender cylindrical legs with rounded edges. The product page states 120cm wide, 30cm deep and 85cm high, and pitches it as a hallway, sofa or entryway table, or a compact storage cabinet.
Who it suits
A hall where the post, the keys and the dog lead need to disappear, and where a drawer that pulls out would block the way. Tambour doors slide, so the front never opens into the path. The 30cm depth keeps it flat against the wall.
It also works behind a sofa, where the doors face the room and the shelf holds books.
Black or brown
Black is the sharper finish and the one that makes the gold-tone handles stand out. Brown is warmer and suits a wooden floor and a traditional hall. Doors, shelf and legs are the same on both.
What buyers say
"Beautiful and very sturdy, has nice weight to it, it's not flimsy at all."
"Straightforward to put together and looks immaculate."
Living with it
A damp cloth for the surfaces. Keep the door tracks free of grit and the doors will slide as they did on day one.
Find yours
Free UK delivery and 30-day returns.
See the Fitzroy in black or brown. For a console with drawers instead of doors, see the Beaumont; for sizing a hall, read our console table guide. Or browse all the tables.
Frequently asked questions
How big is the Fitzroy?
The product page states 120cm wide, 30cm deep and 85cm high. The 30cm depth is what makes it a hallway table: it holds a lamp and a bowl without pushing into the walking space.
What are tambour doors?
Doors made of narrow vertical slats that slide sideways along a track rather than swinging out. In a hallway that matters, because nothing opens into the path. The fluted front of the Fitzroy is the doors themselves.
Is there storage inside?
Yes, a concealed compartment behind the doors for keys, post and chargers, and a full-width lower shelf below for books, baskets or shoes.
Is it sturdy?
Buyers describe it as very sturdy with a nice weight to it, not flimsy at all, and straightforward to put together.
Black or brown?
Black is the sharper, more modern finish and the one with the strongest contrast against the gold-tone handles. Brown is warmer and suits wood floors and a traditional hall.
