Explore our collection of luxury console tables, from sculptural marble and natural wood designs to refined metal, glass and statement finishes. Chosen for their proportions, materials and distinctive character, these consoles bring practical surface space and architectural presence to hallways, living rooms and sophisticated entrance spaces.

Luxury Console Tables for Hallways and Living Spaces

A console table combines practical surface space with a relatively shallow footprint, making it particularly suited to entrance halls, living rooms and spaces where proportion matters. From understated architectural forms to more sculptural statement pieces, the right console can help define a wall, frame a mirror or create a considered focal point within the room.

The K&B London collection includes consoles in natural wood, marble, glass, metal and mixed materials, with designs ranging from slim contemporary silhouettes to substantial pieces with drawers, shelving and distinctive bases.

Wooden, Marble and Glass Console Tables

Material has a significant influence on the character of a console. Natural timber introduces warmth, grain and individual surface variation, while reclaimed wood can create a more textural and characterful finish. Explore our wooden console tables for a more focused material-led collection.

Marble and natural stone create a stronger architectural presence and make each piece distinctive through natural veining and tonal variation. Glass can provide a lighter visual effect, allowing sculptural bases and metal detailing to remain more prominent.

Console Tables for Hallways and Entrance Halls

A console table is particularly effective in a hallway because it provides a useful surface without requiring the depth of a larger cabinet. Positioned beneath a mirror, artwork or statement light, it can establish the character of the interior from the moment you enter the home.

When choosing a hallway console, consider not only its width but also its depth and the circulation space that remains around it. For a wider selection of furniture designed for entrance spaces, explore our hallway furniture.

Black and Statement Console Tables

Black console tables create a stronger, more architectural effect and work particularly well with marble, timber, glass and metallic details. Depending on the design, a darker console can either blend into a restrained scheme or become a deliberate visual anchor.

Discover our dedicated collection of black console tables for darker finishes, sculptural frames and contemporary statement designs.

Console Tables with Drawers and Storage

A console with drawers provides additional storage while retaining the slimmer proportions associated with this type of furniture. These designs work particularly well in hallways, living rooms and home offices where keys, documents or smaller everyday items need to remain close at hand but out of sight.

Open shelves can provide additional display space for books, baskets or decorative objects, while a simpler console without storage creates a lighter and more sculptural effect.

How to Style a Console Table

The proportions of the objects placed above and around a console matter as much as the furniture itself. A large mirror or piece of wall art can anchor the composition, while a carefully selected table lamp, sculpture or vase introduces height, texture and layered lighting.

Avoid overcrowding the surface. Leaving negative space around a small number of well-chosen objects generally creates a more refined result than filling the console with multiple decorative accessories.

Choosing the Right Console Table

Before choosing a design, measure the available wall width and depth together with the circulation space in front of the console. Larger pieces can create a strong architectural presence in generous entrance halls and living rooms, while shallower models are better suited to narrower spaces.

Consider the console in relation to the surrounding furniture and finishes rather than as an isolated piece. Material, height, colour and visual weight should work with the architecture of the room and the objects displayed above it.