Console & Sofa Tables
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Crestview Collection Rockwell Stained Console Table
Raymour & Flanigan
Melange Golden Gate Rectangular Console in Gold by Hooker Furniture
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Monarch Specialties Inc. 3-Piece Brown Oak Accent Table Set
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Crosley Furniture® Ashton 2-Piece Matte Black Nesting Table Set
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Olliix by Madison Park Antique Bronze Quincy Accent Table
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Olliix by Madison Park Bronze Valentina Accent Table
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Crestview Collection Infinity Brown Console Table
Raymour & Flanigan
Fionn Console Table in Blackened Bronze/Faux Marble by Hudson & Canal
Raymour & Flanigan
Insley Wall Mirror and Console Table in Champagne by CAMDEN ISLE
Big Sandy Home Furnishings
Flexsteel® Plymouth® Distressed Graywash Sofa Table
Raymour & Flanigan
Garrison Cove Hall Console in Natural by Home Meridian International
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Crestview Collection Harvest Painted/Stained Console Table
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Crestview Collection Seaside White Coastal Console Table
Raymour & Flanigan
Kira Lane Console Table in Blackened Bronze/Black Grain by Hudson & Canal
Raymour & Flanigan
Ainsley 22" Console Table in Blackened Bronze/Rustic Oak by Hudson & Canal
Raymour & Flanigan
Libbie Casual Sofa Table in White/Brown by Ashley Furniture
Big Sandy Home Furnishings
Signature Design by Ashley® Kanwyn Whitewash Sofa Table
If you’ve ever wondered, “What’s a console table?” you’re not alone. With so many furniture pieces to cross off your list, it is easy to be confused during your search.
Console tables are the small wonder you didn’t realize you needed. Long and narrow, a console table is a piece of furniture often positioned against the wall in hallways or entryways. They are the perfect option for adding flair to an otherwise hard-to-decorate space.
Console tables are used in small spaces, so it’s vital to take the correct measurements before you purchase. Ensure there's enough space to comfortably pass by the table without bumping into it. If you’re placing it behind the couch as a sofa table, you’ll want to ensure it's not wider than your seating.
Consider how you plan to use your console or sofa table. Are you looking for aesthetic purposes only, or do you need its functionality?
For more information on choosing a console table that’s right for your space, check out our buying guide.
