The console collection
A capsule-shaped console that hides as much as it shows: two fluted doors slide across concealed cabinets, an open compartment sits between them, and a full shelf runs below, all on slim black metal legs.
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The Holborn hides as much as it shows. Two fluted doors, curved to follow the rounded ends of the top, slide across to open the cabinets behind them, and because they slide rather than swing, they never open into the path through a hallway. Between them sits an open compartment for the things you reach for every day, and below runs a full shelf for baskets, books or a pair of boots.
The walnut is warm against pale walls and wooden floors, and at home in a Scandinavian or mid-century room. The black is graphic and crisp, and turns the fluting into texture. Both stand on slim black metal legs, which keep a 40cm-deep table looking light on its feet.
Its product pages suggest a hallway, a living room, behind a sofa or as a media unit. At 80cm high it puts a lamp and a bowl for keys at an easy height, and at 40cm deep it has more surface than our slimmest consoles, so measure how far it can come out from the wall before you order. For more on placing one, read how to style a console table.
The details
As shown on the walnut's dimension drawing. The black's product page lists it at 120cm wide, so please check before ordering if the width is critical.
Two concealed cabinets behind fluted sliding doors, one at each end, an open compartment between them, and a full shelf underneath.
The walnut's product page and dimension drawing give 118cm wide, 40cm deep and 80cm high. The black's product page lists it at 120cm wide, so check the listing for the finish you choose if the width matters.
Its product pages suggest it as a hallway table, a living room console, a sofa table or a media unit. Check your TV's base fits within the 40cm depth before you rely on it.
Walnut is warm against pale walls and wooden floors and suits a Scandinavian or mid-century room. Black is crisper and makes the fluting read as texture. Both stand on the same black metal legs.
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