Elm Solid wood Console Tables

Oak

This 3 drawer console table, with its basket-woven drawer fronts, stands with its heavy legs reminiscent of Asian furnishings.

I am very pleased with my purchases! It is exactly what I expected and it looks great in my apartment! Thank you very much! I will shop again!. Renee. Richmond Hill, GA. Fri Apr 14 2023

White

A timeless addition to your living room or hallway, this console table makes an attractive spot to display a table lamp and family photographs.

Exactly what I needed for my new smart TV. Anonymous. US. Sun Jan 07 2024

Warm Elm

Handcrafted in traditional Chinese style, this solid elm wood console table is perfect for showcasing vases of fresh flowers or statement statuettes.

Brown

The Furniture Curved Console Table has been designed to further accentuate the appeal of a living area with contemporary interiors. The beautiful curved design of this table will add to charm to any corner of your house. Made using high-quality elm wood, this console table is strong and sturdy. The Natural elm finish complements the solid wood construction well. The curved sleds on either sides of the Furniture Curved Console Table make it stable. Although seemingly more contemporary in style, this large console table takes strong influences from the simpler Chinese altar tables. The solid, chunky elm wood is beautifully shaped at each end into a subtle shaped curve, joined to the thick plank top with large dovetail joints. Handcrafted from reclaimed elm wood with a natural 'rustic elm' finish.

Black Lacquer

This beautiful oriental console table will add sophistication to any room and is narrow enough to fit against a wall just about anywhere. Its horse hoof-shaped feet and the beautiful S-shaped supports (known as 'bawangcheng') are typical of Chinese furniture from the Ming dynasty. Made of reclaimed elm, this table is the perfect stage to display your most prized possessions in the hall or living room.

good quality, very pleased!. Li. Oxford, GB. Sun Aug 20 2017

Warm Elm

This table may look contemporary but its distinctive oriental style is in fact hundreds of years old. The rolled scroll effect at the table's feet was common in Chinese furniture from the Qing dynasty (1644 - 1911), but this simple type of construction was developed even before the earlier Ming Dynasty. The Chinese used these tables not only to hold offerings to ancestors but also as general display tables. The version is hand-made from reclaimed elm and looks beautiful in a hall or reception room.

Really can't give this enough stars. It is absolutely perfect in my hallway.. Janice. Glasgow, GB. Mon Mar 25 2019