What are the console tables made from?
Each console in this collection is cut from solid teak — often a single continuous slab for the top — then hand-finished so the grain, knots, and natural edges remain part of the piece. No veneer or particleboard, so the top can be sanded and refinished for decades.
Do you build to fit narrow hallways?
Consoles are made to order, so length and depth adjust to your hallway or entry. A narrow ten-inch depth for tight halls is one of our most common builds — send your measurements and it is cut to fit the first time.
Will I need to assemble it?
Most consoles arrive assembled. Designs with sculptural bases ship in two parts that join with pre-fitted bolts — a ten-minute job for one person with the included key, no wordless diagrams and no leftover screw.
What care does a console need?
Dust with a soft cloth and wipe up water from vases and umbrellas promptly. An annual oiling keeps the top ready for the keys, mail, and hands it greets daily; a white ring lifts in seconds with a cloth and a warm dry iron.
How is a console packed?
Every console is made to order and packed in a fitted crate or double-walled carton with rigid corner guards. Tracking is emailed the day it ships; photograph the packaging before the driver leaves and note damage on the receipt.
What are this console's dimensions, and where does it fit best?
This build measures 40 inches wide, 12 inches deep, and 30 inches high. The 12-inch depth is the working number: it clears narrow hallways and slips behind most sofas while still holding a lamp, a vase, and a row of frames.