Introduction
The console table draws inspiration from vintage decoration style by using a rustic wooden table panel, which survives the test of time on an aesthetic level and doesn’t show stains easily from utilitarianism. The iron-wrought supporting legs are painted black, blending well with the black spot on the surface of the table. Minimalist design goes well with various decoration styles.
Features
Rotating table design: The table panel can be rotated, and you are allowed to choose to place the power strip on the side or in the middle as needed.
Built-in power strip: The built-in outlet makes allowance for your need to charge all kinds of electronic devices, like tablets, PCs, or phones. It serves as an ideal end table behind your sofa when you need to work or entertain in the living room.
Multi-purpose using occasions: The narrow furniture works perfectly as a console table, sofa side table, entry table, or even a nightstand.
Mid-century-style modern design: Strike a good balance between vintage style and modern furniture. It won’t fail you, whether used as a focal point in an entryway or as a functional piece in a living room.
Long-Lasting Use: The quality particleboard and sturdy metal framework together provide the wooden entryway table with a high load-bearing capacity (the top holds up to 220 lb).
Easy to Assemble and Clean: The console table comes with directions and numbered accessories to help you complete the DIY process. Enjoy the DIY furniture’s charm.
Sustainability: Made with materials from well-managed forests, recycled materials, and/or other controlled wood sources.
FAQ
Q: How tall should a sofa side table be?
A side table should be no taller than the furniture arm beside it and no lower than the seat; the best size is around 3 inches shorter than the arm.
Q: How wide should a sofa table be? The width shouldn't be greater than 6 inches at either end of the sofa.
Q: Are there any differences between sofa tables & console tables?
They can be placed in different spaces for different purposes. They share many similarities overall. A console table is wide, fairly shallow, and roughly as tall as a regular table or desk. A console table is often placed against a wall, but when it's placed against the back of a sofa, it's called a sofa table.
