Until I started delving into the world of interiors, I never would have given a second thought to owning or using a console table. Mostly because I’m an equal opportunity key dropper. Actually, since my keys are on a lanyard, they spend a lot of time hanging from doorknobs… when they aren’t still stuck in the door. (The door at my house has to be locked with the key from the inside after you’re in… but I digress.
I’ve seen some really cool examples of what can be done with entryway or even making an open floor plan more functional with this little bit of “throwaway” furniture. Below are some of my favorites from recent searches.
Simple, with an Asian flair and an old world vibe:
Treasured Sage Chinese console, $999 – Wisteria
Rustic and modern, this piece could fit in several different decorating styles, from country to industrial:
Ettore console, $2998 – Anthropologie
Sleek and streamlined high gloss look would be Glam with bold colors and Hollywood Regency accents:
The X console, price on request – Plantation
IKEA offers up it’s take on mid-century modern with a modern finish:
IKEA Stockholm console, $199 – Ikea
There’s always great vintage pieces out there. Jenny Komenda from Little Green Notebook has an excellent example on her blog:
Repainted vintage console – Jenny Komenda’s office via Little Green Notebook
If you’re looking to make a bold statement, you can’t go wrong with this silver leafed cast resin beauty from Z Gallerie:
Sequoia console, $999 – Z Gallerie
Well, that’s my roundup. Do use a console table in your home?
I hope you all have a wonderful weekend!
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