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Minimalista Console Table

$994.97
Details
  • The tabletop is offered in honed Carrara Marble or Walnut veneer over engineered wood.
  • Honed Carrara marble has a smooth, matte finish and is a durable stone suitable for daily use. Each marble top is inherently unique, showcasing distinctive veining and natural tonal variation. Sealing it every 1-2 years helps preserve its condition.
  • The engineered wood core results in a strong internal structure that ensures the table withstands everyday use.
  • A sleek stainless or power-coated steel base provides stability.
  • Some assembly is required.
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Dimensions
Overall
52"l 16"w 29"h
132cm l 41cm w 74cm h
A dimensional drawing of the Minimalista Console Table
A dimensional drawing of the Minimalista Console Table
Assembly + Care
  • Clean with a slightly damp, soft cloth.
  • To remove dirt and fingerprints, use a quality cleaner formulate for wood furniture.
  • Wipe completely dry with a soft cloth in the direction of the wood grain.

Assembly + Care
Shipping + Returns
This item ships via freight. The final delivery options are determined in checkout.

Pairs well with:

Plateau Medium Table $894.97
About Face Swivel Lounge Chair $2,095

Sometimes it’s the quiet guy in the room who steals all the attention. Nothing but the bare essentials here. Sublime stainless steel or powder-coated steel in white or black gently supports your choice of top. Select from Carrara marble, walnut and black mirror tops. Black mirror only available with black base.

White console table on a white background

Minimalista Console Table

$994.97
$994.97

Pairs well with:

Plateau Medium Table $894.97
About Face Swivel Lounge Chair $2,095

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Design Process
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Design Process