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This is a console table, a long narrow surface built to sit behind a sofa or along an entry wall, with a white faux marble top carried on a single gold metal X.
It is only 35 cm (13.8 in) deep, so it gives you a place to set keys, a lamp or a tray in a hallway that has no room for real furniture, and the open base keeps the floor in view so the space still feels wide.
At 140 cm (55.1 in) long the table matches the back of most three seat sofas, so it lines up rather than sticking out at one end. Against a wall, leave at least 90 cm (35.4 in) of clear floor in front of it if people walk past, which a 35 cm (13.8 in) depth makes easy in all but the tightest hallway. At 80 cm (31.5 in) tall the surface sits at about counter height, which is why it doubles as a coffee bar.
Assembly is required and everything you need is in the box, with each component labeled to match the manual. Build the base first, standing it on the plinth, then set the faux marble top on and secure it. Work on carpet or a blanket so the top is not resting on a hard floor while you position it, and get a second pair of hands for the top, which is the heaviest single piece.
Wipe the faux marble with a damp cloth and a mild cleaner, then dry it. Skip abrasive pads and strong solvents, which dull the surface over time. Buff the gold base with a dry soft cloth. Use coasters under anything wet or hot, the same as you would on real stone, and the top keeps its finish.
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At 35 cm (13.8 in) deep it sits flat against a hallway wall or behind a sofa without stealing walking room. You get a landing surface where there was only bare wall.
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A faux marble top and a polished gold X read as a designed entry rather than somewhere to drop keys. Add a lamp and a vase and the hallway stops feeling like a corridor.
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The gold X is welded as one continuous piece and lands on a weighted stone look plinth, so the table stays put against the wall. The top is a full 3 cm (1.18 in) thick rather than a thin skin over air.
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It measures 140 cm long by 35 cm deep by 80 cm tall (55.1 by 13.8 by 31.5 in). That is long enough to sit behind a three seat sofa or fill a wide entry wall, and shallow enough that it will not narrow a hallway you still have to walk down.
A white faux marble top with soft gray veining, 3 cm (1.18 in) thick. It wipes clean, it does not drink up spills the way porous stone does, and it carries none of the weight of a real marble slab.
No, and that is the point. The single open X base is what makes the piece read as sculpture rather than storage furniture, and it keeps the floor visible so a narrow hallway still feels open. A basket tucked underneath handles anything you want out of sight.
No. Every component is labeled and the tools you need are in the box, so it goes together from the manual with nothing else to buy. The base is the only real step, and the top sets on afterwards.
Behind a sofa, along an entry wall, down a hallway, or as a coffee bar or display surface in a living room or office. The gold and white pairing sits easily against a cream or paneled wall and lifts a darker room without taking it over.