Inspired by 1930s Paris, the Gabrielle French Console Table features pastel colours and soft curves that bestow it with a distinctly Parisian feel. Perfect for displaying your books and antiques, the light grey finish is paired with intricate ornaments in gold and silver accents to produce an understated yet glamorous look. Measurements: Width 120cm x Depth 40cm x Height 80cm Assembly: Required (Basic) Availability: Light Grey: One Left In Stock Off-white: One Left In Stock
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Amand French Rustic Style Wooden Breakfront Console Table Defined by beautiful grain of wood and authentic finish, Amand Console is a contemporary update of a classic design. Breakfront Console features a reassuring solidity. Hand Carved Legs and dark brass hardware create an exquisite silhouette, while a natural finish celebrates the wood's grain.
Have you ever had a certain room or space in your home that you couldn't get quite right? I actually have several, one of them being our library. I may have just found the perfect piece of furniture on Craigslist recently...and it seems to be bringing the room and my vision for it, to life. I absolutely love French style furniture. My home is a victorian, but oddly I don't really love true Victorian style. I prefer the soft curvy lines of french pieces, rather than the dark, masculine and sometimes over powering eastlake style furniture. I'm sure I do have a few victorian pieces around my home, but french style, especially Louis XV is my favorite. When I spotted this antique hand carved Louis XV console table on craigslist I knew it needed to come home with me. When the seller dropped the price almost in half, I went for it. The hand carved bouquet of pink flowers in the bottom center was what sold me on it. I have never seen a table that had a carved bouquet of flowers on it before. I found a similar one on Pinterest which was worth thousands. So into the library my new antique French console table went. Her lines are graceful and feminine. I love the pop of blue/green color that she lends to the space. The blue of the table compliments my antique settee perfectly! This settee is a true piece of antique French furniture and is extremely old. It was imported from Europe. Below is a Pinterest photo of a French console table that is similar to mine. I decided to order my favorite French fabric of all time. This is called Covington Bosporus. I ordered it to drape on either sides of my French doors in the library. I love the blues and greens and I believe it will marry well with my table and settee. This fabric also looks beautiful with pink, which is good as my walls are a very pale pink and so are some of my pillows. The next two photos are the library when we viewed the house for the first time. So I also ordered a rug. This one below, to be exact. I like quirky things, and the unexpected, when it comes to decor. Leopard print is one of my favorite "go to prints". I see it as a neutral, and in my opinion, it never goes out of style. I had a zebra print rug in the library for a while now, but it felt to harsh in that space. I'm going to re-home it to my office. Here is a Pinterest picture of what look I'm trying to go for. You can see that the beautiful blue/green console table looks quite nice with the leopard rug! I actually don't even notice the rug. I have black and brown damask rugs in my living room. They are beautiful, but also a lifesaver when you have children. So many things have been spilled on those rugs and they still look great! I try to have dark colored rugs throughout my home, one, because not everyone takes their shoes off at the door (we are all guilty) and two, because I live with two boys, aka, my son and husband. I TRY to incorporate just a little masculine into my decor when I can, for them. So, this is the start of my new look. I ordered everything and it is still en route to me. I only have three framed pictures of France on the walls right now. I am hoping that this year I will be able to put up French style moldings on the walls in here. I want this space to be very French Chic! And....just a peek at a project that I've almost completed after two years of waiting for the right items to show up. I can't wait to share it with you soon! We have been so busy here at Welch House. Yesterday we finally finished the repairs on our front porch and portico ceilings. Loose paint has been scraped off, and in a few days I will start painting them! I can't wait to share the before and afters with you! I also need to share my son's toy room with you as well! It will be a busy summer! Stay well, and I will talk to you soon! -Larissa
The Console draws its inspiration from the elegant simplicity of the French countryside, where we discovered the original antique. It effortlessly combines style and functionality, making it an ideal choice for adding a touch of sophistication to your space. This piece features a beautiful oak tabletop in a gray finish. Whether you want to showcase it in a storefront, use it as a grand entryway table, or as a practical kitchen island, it serves various purposes with grace. Please send a message for special sizes and special designs. We can produce any size, model and design. We serve you from our small workshop. If you have special requests, please send us the project. I will be honored to assist you. We can send you a samples so you can take a look at the color and see if it matches your decor. Our products are custom-made and 100% handmade We can customize the table color and design whatever you desire. This unique product can be customized only for you and we can add your own ideas We inform all processes step by step with photos during the production process! Table height and table size can be made absolutely as you wish. You don't need to stick with the sizes that we suggested. All the furniture comes completely assembled; you only have to screw on the legs. The legs are also made of solid hardwood.
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Have you ever had a certain room or space in your home that you couldn't get quite right? I actually have several, one of them being our library. I may have just found the perfect piece of furniture on Craigslist recently...and it seems to be bringing the room and my vision for it, to life. I absolutely love French style furniture. My home is a victorian, but oddly I don't really love true Victorian style. I prefer the soft curvy lines of french pieces, rather than the dark, masculine and sometimes over powering eastlake style furniture. I'm sure I do have a few victorian pieces around my home, but french style, especially Louis XV is my favorite. When I spotted this antique hand carved Louis XV console table on craigslist I knew it needed to come home with me. When the seller dropped the price almost in half, I went for it. The hand carved bouquet of pink flowers in the bottom center was what sold me on it. I have never seen a table that had a carved bouquet of flowers on it before. I found a similar one on Pinterest which was worth thousands. So into the library my new antique French console table went. Her lines are graceful and feminine. I love the pop of blue/green color that she lends to the space. The blue of the table compliments my antique settee perfectly! This settee is a true piece of antique French furniture and is extremely old. It was imported from Europe. Below is a Pinterest photo of a French console table that is similar to mine. I decided to order my favorite French fabric of all time. This is called Covington Bosporus. I ordered it to drape on either sides of my French doors in the library. I love the blues and greens and I believe it will marry well with my table and settee. This fabric also looks beautiful with pink, which is good as my walls are a very pale pink and so are some of my pillows. The next two photos are the library when we viewed the house for the first time. So I also ordered a rug. This one below, to be exact. I like quirky things, and the unexpected, when it comes to decor. Leopard print is one of my favorite "go to prints". I see it as a neutral, and in my opinion, it never goes out of style. I had a zebra print rug in the library for a while now, but it felt to harsh in that space. I'm going to re-home it to my office. Here is a Pinterest picture of what look I'm trying to go for. You can see that the beautiful blue/green console table looks quite nice with the leopard rug! I actually don't even notice the rug. I have black and brown damask rugs in my living room. They are beautiful, but also a lifesaver when you have children. So many things have been spilled on those rugs and they still look great! I try to have dark colored rugs throughout my home, one, because not everyone takes their shoes off at the door (we are all guilty) and two, because I live with two boys, aka, my son and husband. I TRY to incorporate just a little masculine into my decor when I can, for them. So, this is the start of my new look. I ordered everything and it is still en route to me. I only have three framed pictures of France on the walls right now. I am hoping that this year I will be able to put up French style moldings on the walls in here. I want this space to be very French Chic! And....just a peek at a project that I've almost completed after two years of waiting for the right items to show up. I can't wait to share it with you soon! We have been so busy here at Welch House. Yesterday we finally finished the repairs on our front porch and portico ceilings. Loose paint has been scraped off, and in a few days I will start painting them! I can't wait to share the before and afters with you! I also need to share my son's toy room with you as well! It will be a busy summer! Stay well, and I will talk to you soon! -Larissa
The console table was the trend of the day for display furniture in 7th-century Italy. The French continued the fashion for these fabulous consoles during the reign of Louis XIV. They were one of the most successful expressions of the Rococo style which eventually became popular in England and other parts of Europe. The Table en console or console table, was designed to be placed against a wall, often in front of mirror, and provided a way to display objets d'art. It was among the most lavishly decorated pieces of furniture of the early Louis XV period. Usually made of oak, it would be carved, gilded, and drenched with rocaille. Rocaille was a French style of exuberant decoration with an abundance of curves, counter-curves, undulations and elements modeled on nature, (usually in the form of seashells and foliage) that appeared in furniture and interior decoration during the early reign of Louis XV of France. The console tables were usually topped with a plaque of colored marble. I love Louis XV console tables in any form. This post will show you how beautiful they can be when gilded and used classically. Also you will see the painted provincial and natural wood tables that are equally fabulous. I love French ormolu encrusted pieces mixed in with painted furniture for a casual elegance reminiscent of the country chateau. The Louis XV console table works on both levels. It can bring that faded French look to a classic room or be a stand out gilt piece in a country chateau style interior. I hope you enjoy the post!! frenchliaisons.blogspot.com My favorite style is the French country chateau interior. And one of my most adored pieces of furniture is the Louis XV console table. Whether they are the two ...... passionchateau.fr .....or four legged varieties, they are all fabulous to me. I love to see gilded pieces like this used alongside painted provincial furniture. passionchateau.fr From French, console - "a bracket", the console table was originally used as a bracket itself. This image is the console in it's truest form. Tara Shaw We'll start with the two legged console table. This type of side table was normally fixed against a wall and required legs or other decorative support only at the front. The legs were not really strong enough to hold anything that weighed much of anything. Because it was viewed only from the front or sides, the back was left undecorated and the top was often of marble. loveisspeed.blogspot.com Characterized by curved forms, lightness, comfort and symmetry, Louis XV furniture was designed not for the vast palace state rooms of the Versailles of Louis XIV, but for the smaller, more intimate salons created by Louis XV and his mistresses, Madame de Pompadour and Madame DuBarry. classicaladdiction.com The console table was affixed to a wall, usually with a mirror above it and above it for women to apply makeup and powder to their faces. eloquenceinc.com commons.wikimedia.org This gilt console embodies the style and sophistication of the Louis XV era. It is heavily embellished in the luxurious excesses of Rococo, a very distinctive 18th century trend. williamreubanks.com faccents.com It is easy to bring a sense of history into your interiors with any one of these French console tables, ranging from gilded styles to intricate wood or painted designs. gites-de-france-normandie.com The Louis XV console table eventually evolved and was given additional legs to make it look more like a table. Without losing any of its elegance, now the console table became practical and easily moved about. antonvenoirinteriors.com Characteristics of the Louis XV console table was the serpentine form, acanthus and foliate ornamentation, intricately carved stretcher, and pierced aprons. Many other classical elements went into the design of the tables such as the shell motif, urns, swags, and scrolling. instagram.com Intricately carved and detailed French console tables were a must-have in aristocratic mansions and palaces in the late 17th century and throughout the 18th century. Diane Burn This console embodies the style and sophistication of the Louis XV era. Geoffrey Bradfield During the reign of Louis XV the console table reached the height of fashion. With their exaggerated and excessively dramatic appearances they were often considered more a part of the architecture than merely a piece of furniture. elledecor.com This Louis XV console table features exquisite carving throughout it's solid giltwood frame. Such a stunning console would have served as the focal point of an entire room. aflippenlife.blogspot.com Vignettes look fabulous when created atop a Louis XV console. cambiaste.com I love all the different marbles you find on these French console tables. patrimoine-de-france.com The Louis XV console table is a great way to elevate an entryway. Natural finished tables like this one have more of a country charm. via Pinterest The French console table is a designers dream because any corner of the interior can be decorated with this incredible design piece! fortheloveofahouse.blogspot.com These console tables are beautiful when slightly whitewashed for a faded French look. via Pinterest Many times the Louis XV console table was made of lighter woods or painted with neutral shades to create a much softer, airier aesthetic. I am partial to the painted pieces. sofiazchoice.tumblr.com sothebys.com The graceful French legs of this Régence console table. Use this piece to create a stunning foyer or an eye catching entrance. 1stdibs.com Many of these Louis XV consoles were made in pairs and were designed to be topped by matching mirrors. They coordinated with the paneling in the room. I love the painted ones. Lisa Farmer - Eye For Design The Louis XV style console I use in my hall has a painted greige finish with rusty rose marble. 1stdibs.com This Louis XV style marble top console table has a pierced skirt centered by a Rococo foliate ornament, complex volute floral and foliate carved cabriole legs, and arched foliate and shell stretcher.....all typical of an 18th century console table. proantic.com Loving this small red painted Louis XV console table. fullbloomcottage.com This creamy painted French console is the embodiment of the elegant, yet charming and humble comfort typical of the country chateau. kikette-interiors.blogspot.com French country chateau style depends on a bit of painted furniture mixed in with more classical pieces. Designer Elise Valdorcia via enfantsdumarais.canalblog.com rosesandrustblogger.blogspot.com Try replacing a cookie cutter kitchen island with a classic French console. Either wood or marble top would make a great work table. bocadolobo.com The French console is so versatile and can successfully hold court in about any room of the house. They are so pretty in bathrooms. I love the way Elise Valdorcia has used her console as a desk. savannahlondon.com Proof that the Louis XV console table works in a variety of interior styles!! horchow.com Click here to see the previous post http://eyefordesignlfd.blogspot.com/2018/04/classically-styled-black-and-white.html This blog post was published by Lisa Farmer
A Large French Country console table. This beautiful table has a natural top with a lightly distressed painted finish in soft sage green. The front apron of this piece has a beautiful fluted design. It has three drawers, eight turned and tapered legs, and a shelf stretcher base. Dimensions: 93" W x 18" D x 36" H.
Have you ever had a certain room or space in your home that you couldn't get quite right? I actually have several, one of them being our library. I may have just found the perfect piece of furniture on Craigslist recently...and it seems to be bringing the room and my vision for it, to life. I absolutely love French style furniture. My home is a victorian, but oddly I don't really love true Victorian style. I prefer the soft curvy lines of french pieces, rather than the dark, masculine and sometimes over powering eastlake style furniture. I'm sure I do have a few victorian pieces around my home, but french style, especially Louis XV is my favorite. When I spotted this antique hand carved Louis XV console table on craigslist I knew it needed to come home with me. When the seller dropped the price almost in half, I went for it. The hand carved bouquet of pink flowers in the bottom center was what sold me on it. I have never seen a table that had a carved bouquet of flowers on it before. I found a similar one on Pinterest which was worth thousands. So into the library my new antique French console table went. Her lines are graceful and feminine. I love the pop of blue/green color that she lends to the space. The blue of the table compliments my antique settee perfectly! This settee is a true piece of antique French furniture and is extremely old. It was imported from Europe. Below is a Pinterest photo of a French console table that is similar to mine. I decided to order my favorite French fabric of all time. This is called Covington Bosporus. I ordered it to drape on either sides of my French doors in the library. I love the blues and greens and I believe it will marry well with my table and settee. This fabric also looks beautiful with pink, which is good as my walls are a very pale pink and so are some of my pillows. The next two photos are the library when we viewed the house for the first time. So I also ordered a rug. This one below, to be exact. I like quirky things, and the unexpected, when it comes to decor. Leopard print is one of my favorite "go to prints". I see it as a neutral, and in my opinion, it never goes out of style. I had a zebra print rug in the library for a while now, but it felt to harsh in that space. I'm going to re-home it to my office. Here is a Pinterest picture of what look I'm trying to go for. You can see that the beautiful blue/green console table looks quite nice with the leopard rug! I actually don't even notice the rug. I have black and brown damask rugs in my living room. They are beautiful, but also a lifesaver when you have children. So many things have been spilled on those rugs and they still look great! I try to have dark colored rugs throughout my home, one, because not everyone takes their shoes off at the door (we are all guilty) and two, because I live with two boys, aka, my son and husband. I TRY to incorporate just a little masculine into my decor when I can, for them. So, this is the start of my new look. I ordered everything and it is still en route to me. I only have three framed pictures of France on the walls right now. I am hoping that this year I will be able to put up French style moldings on the walls in here. I want this space to be very French Chic! And....just a peek at a project that I've almost completed after two years of waiting for the right items to show up. I can't wait to share it with you soon! We have been so busy here at Welch House. Yesterday we finally finished the repairs on our front porch and portico ceilings. Loose paint has been scraped off, and in a few days I will start painting them! I can't wait to share the before and afters with you! I also need to share my son's toy room with you as well! It will be a busy summer! Stay well, and I will talk to you soon! -Larissa
Manoir La simplicité de la conception et la patine unique du bois peint vieilli sont autant de caractéristiques du style gustavien, une interprétation suédoise sobre du design français du 18e siècle. | Manoir Console Gustavian
French Style Reclaimed Long Hall Table with Drawers, made in Indonesia, made from reclaimed, weathered pine
This ornate rococo console table features intricately carved details. The front of the console is decorated with floral motifs. The legs are framed with twisted acanthus leaves. Beautifully shaped, solid wood. Perfect for enriching and decorating any setting.
A freestanding console table hand carved in the Louis XVI style with fine, period detailing and hand finished in an aged, French grey patina created using traditional methods and materials. The piece is complemented with a grey stone, beveled top (as seen in pic).
Rosdorf Park Une console traditionnelle avec incrustations, cette table d'entrée complétera le décor de la maison. Table de vestibule. Il s'agit d'une haute qualité robuste qui durera longtemps | Rosdorf Park Console 48,03 po Rosia
The NEW French Console Table! Handmade in our Hampshire workshop from solid genuine reclaimed wood. The rustic farmhouse design make an ideal console table, side table or with a wash basin on top it makes a great Vanity Unit!- Crafted from original reclaimed timber and Handmade in Hampshire- Stripped back natural feel but finished in a high quality, durable Matt Lacquer - Available in a range of Widths and finishes. - Free fast deliveryHeight: 80cm Depth : 32cm All our products are handmade to order in our Hampshire workshop. For an estimated delivery timescale please see the delivery window in the blue banner above.OUR SPECIAL WOOD: please read before purchasing:Our genuine reclaimed wood is carefully hand-selected for its imperfect appearance. Each plank is sourced from local reclamation experts and has often come from old buildings or an industrial background. Therefore cracks, scuffs, open grain, old nail holes, saw marks, hammer indents and historic paint and rust traces are a common characteristic. We embrace all of these features as they are an integral part of the look and feel of our designs. We occasionally use filler in a complimentary colour, to sure up larger cracks, cuts or imperfections.Unevenness and small shallows in the wood are to be expected. The top of your table may not be perfectly flat as reclaimed wood is not an engineered or manufactured surface. Timbers are arranged to showcase each, bump, dip, knot and crack as these features and quirks give our pieces their individuality and charm. As such unstable items, such as tall stem wine glasses may not sit flat in certain areas. This is all part of the theatre and experience of owning a one-off handmade piece of reclaimed wood furniture.As the reclaimed timber adjusts over time to the conditions in your home, there may be slight movements in the wood such as shrinkage between planks, as well as small cracks opening and closing depending on the environment. This may mean your table develops a small wobble, which can easily be fixed by placing a felt pad under one of the feet.Each piece of our salvaged wood is totally unique and individual in almost every aspect. As such colour, texture and grain will vary across your item(s). The images of the colours and finishes in the gallery are indicative only and can vary. Please contact us if you wish to match the finish of a product you’ve ordered from us previously and we’ll do our best.In the unlikely event you find the character or a particular detail in the reclaimed wood is not for you then we are happy to accept returns and offer a full refund however products should be returned at your cost, securely packaged and insured, within fourteen days of receipt of your order. We cannot refund items damaged on return to us so please package with care.DELIVERY:Free Delivery will be made usually within 1-3 working days once your order is complete. Free Delivery to UK Mainland only. Non UK Mainland delivery: We can deliver this item anywhere in the UK, however certain remote areas do incur a surcharge, including: Certain parts of Scotland (postcodes: AB, DD, IV, KW, PA and PH) Channel Islands & Isle of Wight Isle of Man Northern Ireland Get in touch! If you do live in one of the areas listed above, please contact us and we'll be happy to discuss all your delivery requirements. The size of your the item you are interested in and the delivery location will determine if there will be an additional fee.
A freestanding console table hand carved in the Louis XVI style with fine, period detailing and hand finished in an aged, French grey patina created using traditional methods and materials. The piece is complemented with a grey stone, beveled top (as seen in pic).
