Brooks Console Table - Brushed Champagne

The Brooks is a 122cm wide console table with a geometric iron frame finished in brushed champagne and three glass shelves arranged in an asymmetric grid. The frame is built from flat-section iron bars welded at right angles, creating open compartments that display objects placed on the shelves from both front and rear views.

Designed for hallways, behind sofas and against living room walls where a narrow footprint is needed, the 30.5cm depth fits tight spaces while the 80.7cm height aligns with typical sofa back heights. The three shelves offer different heights for lamps, books, decorative objects or plants, with the open grid allowing light to pass through rather than creating a solid visual block. The iron frame carries the weight across all four corners, giving a stable platform without needing a central support that would obstruct floor space.

The brushed champagne finish is a warm metallic tone between antique gold and rose gold, achieved by hand-brushing the iron to create fine linear texture that softens reflections. The glass shelves are clear toughened glass, approximately 5mm thick, that sit within the frame compartments. At 13.9kg the table has enough mass to stay planted on hard floors and rugs without needing wall fixings.

The Brooks collection includes matching shelving units and coffee tables in both this champagne finish and a charcoal grey alternative, allowing coordinated furniture schemes across living spaces and hallways.

What are the glass shelves made from?

The shelves are clear toughened glass, approximately 5mm thick. They sit within the iron frame compartments and can be removed for cleaning or repositioning.

Does it need to be wall-fixed?

No. At 13.9kg and with a four-corner base, the table is stable freestanding on hard floors and short-pile rugs. Wall fixings are not required for normal use, though they can be added in high-traffic areas or homes with children.

What is the brushed champagne finish?

Brushed champagne is a warm metallic finish between antique gold and rose gold. The iron is hand-brushed to create fine linear texture that reduces glare and gives a softer tone than polished gold.

Can the shelves support heavy objects?

The glass shelves and iron frame support decorative objects, lamps, books and plants within typical household use. Avoid concentrated loads (large fish tanks, heavy stone sculptures) that exceed the toughened glass rating. Distribute weight across multiple shelves rather than loading one shelf heavily.