Mid-Century Solid Wood Console Table with Organic Live Edges

Clean mid-century lines and organic live edges come together in this solid wood console table. It gives a living room or entry a refined accent and a practical surface for lamps, books and decor.

Highlights

• Clean mid-century silhouette
• Organic live edges show the natural grain
• Five widths from 40 to 83 inches
• 14-inch depth with a 30-inch height
• Assembly instructions included

Specifications

Design

A minimalist frame in the mid-century spirit sets off the natural, uneven edges of the top. The pairing creates a pleasing contrast between rustic texture and modern restraint. Rich tones and small imperfections in the wood give it depth, so the table works as a quiet accent or a focal piece.

Handcrafted materials

Every console is made entirely from solid wood by hand. Knots, color shifts and grain patterns are part of each table's story. Natural wood varies in grain and tone, so no two are identical. Assembly instructions are included for a simple setup.

Placement and care

Try it inside the front door, along a hall with a few framed prints above, or behind the sofa in the living room. Place it against a wall for the best stability. A pair of lamps or a long tray keeps the top tidy and balanced. Clean with a soft cloth to protect the finish.

Frequently asked questions

Should it stand against a wall?
Yes. For the best stability, place the console against a wall, which is also where it looks best in most entries and living rooms.

Is the longest size good behind a sofa?
The 71 and 83 inch widths suit large sofas and long hallways. Choose a width a little shorter than your sofa for a balanced look.

How long does delivery take?
Each piece is made to order. Cutting and carving take 7-10 days, you approve photos of your piece, finishing takes about 7 more days, and delivery adds 3-7 business days, so most orders arrive in about 3-4 weeks.

Will every piece look exactly like the photos?
The shape, size and finish match your selection, but solid wood has natural variations in grain, knots and tone, so no two pieces are identical. You see photos of your own piece before it is finished.