Console Tables

Our console tables are one of the most versatile pieces of furniture — ideal for hallways, living rooms and behind sofas. Browse 200+ console tables in oak, glass, marble and mirror from £50 with free UK delivery.

Furniture Console Tables

Our furniture console tables span every style — slim hallway designs, mirrored, glass and dark wood pieces.

Tables and Consoles for Hallways

A hallway console table starts from 25cm deep. Available with drawers and shelves.

Console Tables with Storage

1, 2 and 3 drawer designs plus open shelves.

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Solid oak, dark wood, glass, marble and mirrored finishes from £50 with free UK delivery.

Console tables are the perfect way to add style and functionality to any hallway, living room, or entryway. Whether you're looking for a white console table to brighten a space or a statement piece in a bold finish, we have console tables for sale in a range of styles and sizes. From compact designs ideal for narrow spaces to large console tables that command attention, our collection offers something for every home and budget.

White Console Tables – Timeless Elegance – White console tables offer a clean, contemporary look that works beautifully in modern and traditional interiors alike. Browse our selection of white console table options to find the perfect fit for your décor, or explore our broader living room furniture collection for coordinating pieces.
Large Console Tables – Make a Bold Statement – Large console tables provide ample surface space for displaying decorative items, plants, or lamps whilst serving as a striking focal point. These substantial pieces work wonderfully as console table furniture that balances style with practicality.
Cheap Console Tables – Quality Without Compromise – Don't sacrifice style for price—our console table sale includes affordable options that deliver on design and durability, perfect for refreshing your space on any budget.
Delivery – We offer free UK delivery on all orders, so you can enjoy your new console table without any hidden costs.

Tip: Measure your space carefully before purchasing—a console table should fit naturally without overwhelming the area, whether you're placing it behind a sofa or in an entryway.

Ready to elevate your interiors? Check out our side tables and coffee tables to complete your living room arrangement.

FAQs on Console Tables

What size console table do I need for my hallway?

Measure your wall space first. Standard console tables are 100–120cm wide and 75–80cm tall. For narrow hallways, choose 25–35cm deep models. Ensure at least 60cm clearance from the wall to avoid blocking pathways. Taller ceilings suit 80–90cm heights. Always check your doorway width if delivering through tight spaces.

How do I style a console table in a hallway?

Start with a mirror above to reflect light. Add a table lamp on one side for ambiance. Use a small tray for keys and post. Include one plant or vase for greenery. Keep accessories to three to five items maximum. Place a woven basket underneath for hidden storage without clutter.

Whats the difference between a console table and a sofa table?

Console tables are wall-mounted with an open back and finished front. Sofa tables sit behind sofas in the middle of a room with a finished back. Both typically stand 75–80cm tall, but sofa tables need a completed rear. Many console tables work in both positions depending on your room layout.

Can a console table work as a desk in a small space?

Yes, console tables function well as compact desks. Choose one at least 100cm wide and 40–45cm deep for laptop use. Standard console height of 75–80cm matches desk height. Select a model with drawers for stationery storage. Pair with a comfortable chair and task lighting for an effective home office setup.

What materials are best for console tables?

Wood offers warmth and durability, ideal for traditional homes. Metal or glass suits modern spaces and is easy to clean. Marble adds luxury but requires sealing. Ceramic brings colour and texture. Choose based on your décor style and maintenance tolerance. Wood is most versatile; glass feels light in compact rooms.

How do I choose a console table for a small living room?

Prioritise narrow, tall designs (60–75cm deep) to avoid blocking sightlines. Glass or light wood finishes make spaces feel larger. Wall-mounted or open-base styles reduce visual weight. Avoid bulky storage units. Position behind the sofa or in corners. Limit to one or two decorative items to maintain airiness and prevent overcrowding.

What should I put on a console table?

Layer items at different heights using a lamp, vase, and framed photo. Add a decorative tray for keys. Include one living element like fresh flowers or plants. Stack three to five books for visual interest. Keep the surface uncluttered by rotating seasonal decor. Arrange items in odd numbers for visual balance.

How do I care for a wooden console table?

Dust weekly with a soft cloth. Wipe spills immediately to prevent water marks. Use furniture polish every two to three months. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading. Keep away from radiators and damp areas. For marble tops, seal annually and use coasters. Metal bases need occasional wiping with a dry cloth.

Are console tables with storage worth buying?

Yes, if you need organisation. Drawers store keys, post, and small items. Shelves display decorative pieces while hiding clutter. Models with both drawers and open shelving offer flexibility. Storage adds £50–150 to the price but maximises functionality in hallways and compact living rooms. Choose based on your actual storage needs and available space.

What base style is most stable for a console table?

Four-legged bases offer excellent stability and work with most décors. X-shaped frames add visual interest while staying stable. U-shaped bases provide wide support. Single pedestal designs work well against walls. Ensure the base width is at least 60% of the tabletop width for proper balance. Metal brackets add security on wall-mounted models.

Can I use a console table as a bedroom dressing table?

Yes, console tables work as compact dressing tables in bedrooms. Choose one 90–120cm wide for mirror and beauty products. A model with drawers keeps cosmetics organised. Standard 75–80cm height suits seated use with a stool. Pair with a wall-mounted mirror or tabletop mirror. Ensure adequate lighting with a bedroom-appropriate lamp for grooming.

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