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The base of this console is a single upright disc with a round hole through the center, its whole face carved into fine flutes that radiate out from the hole like sunrays. It stands on a flat rectangular plinth and carries a thick rectangular top in the same matte finish, so the table reads as one piece of sculpture with a surface on top.
Most narrow entry tables are a thin panel balanced on four legs. This one is shallow at 11.8 in (30 cm), so a walkway stays clear, and the top is a full 1.6 in (4 cm) thick and rated to 180 lb (81.6 kg), so a heavy lamp and a stack of books are no trouble.
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The whole base is one upright disc with a round hole through the center, its face cut into fine flutes that radiate from the hole out to the rim. It stands on a flat plinth and is welded in one piece, so nothing shifts when you lean on the top.
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The tabletop is 1.57 inches of engineered wood with a polished finish and a squarely cut edge, so it reads solid rather than like a panel dropped onto a frame. It carries up to 180 pounds.
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At 11.81 inches deep and 39.37 inches wide it sits tight to a wall and still leaves a corridor walkable. Rubber stoppers under the plinth keep it from sliding or marking the floor.
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It measures 39.37 inches wide, 11.81 inches deep and 30.7 inches tall. That is standard console height and shallow enough for a hallway or the back of a sofa.
Up to 180 pounds. The top itself is 1.57 inches of engineered wood with a polished finish, so a heavy lamp, a stack of books and a full vase all sit comfortably within range.
No. It is a single display surface on a sculptural base, and that is the appeal: nothing interrupts the line of the disc, and the top stays clear for a lamp, a bowl or a run of framed photographs.
The base is welded as one piece and fitted with rubber stoppers underneath, so it neither slides nor scratches. The flat plinth spreads the weight, which is what keeps a single disc base steady.
White and black. The white reads soft and sculptural and shows the flutes most clearly in daylight, while the black turns the same disc into a graphic silhouette against a pale wall.