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Compact console tables that fit snugly into tight hallways and corners. From £60 to £560, our collection of 25 small console tables ranges from painted finishes to natural wood, suiting everything from modern flats to period homes. Whether you need a statement piece or understated storage, there's something here.

  • Oak & Acacia – Natural wood finishes in oak and acacia suit traditional and contemporary spaces alike.
  • Annaghmore Range – Dunmore, Kilmore and Pembroke ranges lead sales — crafted for durability and style.
  • Painted Finishes – Grey, ivory and moon grey painted options add softness to any hallway or living room.
  • Ready to Order – 25 styles in stock now, with colours including white, cream, brown and grey.

Tip: Position a small console behind a sofa or against a hallway wall to create display space without blocking movement.

Browse our bestselling and Kilmore Oak ranges, or explore the full console tables collection for larger alternatives.

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Our Small Console Tables are ideal for hallways, living rooms and behind sofas. Slim designs — typically 30–40cm deep — allow them to sit flush against a wall without taking up floor space.

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Choose from Small Console Tables in marble, oak, glass, mirrored and painted finishes. Many include storage options such as drawers, shelves and cupboards — keeping hallways neat and clutter-free.

Small Console Tables with Storage & Drawers

Our Small Console Tables range from compact 80cm-wide hallway tables to large 160cm+ sideboardstyle pieces. Use the size filter to find the right width for your space.

Small console tables are the perfect space-saving solution for narrow hallways, compact living rooms, and tight entryways. Whether you're looking for a stylish accent piece to display décor or a practical surface for keys and mail, small console tables combine functionality with elegant design. Available in a range of materials and finishes, these compact tables make a sophisticated statement without overwhelming your space.

  • Compact Dimensions – Small console tables are typically between 40cm to 80cm wide, making them ideal for areas where space is limited. If you prefer an even more slender profile, explore our console tables 20cm to 40cm deep for minimal footprint living.
  • Material & Style Choices – From contemporary glass and metal designs to traditional timber finishes, small console tables suit every interior aesthetic. Our oak console tables bring warmth and timeless appeal to any room.
  • Versatile Uses – Perfect as an entryway console, hallway table, bedroom accent piece, or living room display surface. Small console tables work equally well behind sofas or in alcoves.
  • Delivery – We offer free UK delivery on all our small console tables, so you can order with confidence and enjoy hassle-free shopping.

Tip: Measure your space carefully before ordering, and consider the depth you need; shallow designs work brilliantly in narrow hallways, whilst deeper options like our console tables 40cm to 60cm deep provide extra surface area.

Browse our full range of console tables to find the perfect compact piece for your home.

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FAQs on Small Console Tables

Where should I put a small console table?

Small console tables work best in hallways as a drop-off point for keys and post, or behind sofas to define separate zones. Theyre also effective in living rooms as lamp tables or beside bedroom beds. Their shallow depth (30–40cm) means they wont obstruct walkways or feel cramped in tight spaces.

Most small console tables are 30–40cm deep, shallow enough to sit flush against walls without blocking doorways or traffic flow. Measure your hallway or space before ordering to ensure it fits comfortably. If you need more surface area, some deeper models up to 50cm are available.

Storage drawers, shelves or cupboards are useful if you need to hide clutter in hallways or living rooms. Without storage, your table stays visually lightweight and easier to clean around. Consider your rooms clutter levels and available wall space when deciding.

Marble and mirrored finishes suit modern or glamorous hallways and reflect light well. Solid oak works best in traditional or country-style homes and is durable long-term. Painted finishes offer flexibility to match décor trends. MDF is budget-friendly and lighter to move.

Measure the wall width where you want to place it, then subtract 20cm on each side for visual balance. Check that the tables depth (typically 30–40cm) wont block foot traffic. Note ceiling height if you plan wall mirrors or artwork above it.

Yes. In bedrooms, console tables work as dressing tables, desk alternatives or beside-bed surfaces. Choose one 100–120cm wide to leave space either side. Mirrored or painted finishes create focal points, whilst oak suits traditional schemes.

Layer items by height: a table lamp at the back, a decorative mirror or artwork above, and smaller objects like plants or books in front. Keep it uncluttered with 3–5 key pieces. In hallways, add a runner rug beneath and wall sconces either side for balance.

Console tables are wall-mounted or wall-backed, shallow (30–40cm), and designed for hallways or behind sofas. Side tables are freestanding, often deeper, and placed beside seating. Consoles work in narrow spaces; side tables need more clearance but offer flexibility in placement.

Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For solid wood like oak, use furniture polish monthly to maintain finish and prevent drying. Wipe spills immediately with a damp cloth, then dry. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading and warping over time.

Marble requires more care than wood. Wipe spills immediately as acidic substances etch the surface. Use coasters and placemats. Dust with a soft cloth and clean with pH-neutral marble cleaner monthly. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive sponges to preserve the finish.

For hallways under 2 metres wide, choose a console 80–100cm wide and 30–35cm deep. This leaves walking space and doesnt overwhelm the area. Measure your hallway and test with cardboard first. Narrower tables (70–80cm) suit very tight spaces without sacrificing surface area.
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