Sali Wooden Console Table 168x43cm - Brown

This is a long, slim console table in mango wood, 168cm long, 43cm wide and 80cm tall, with a brown lacquered finish that lets the grain show through. Two levels do the work: a flat top with a low raised edge running all the way round, and a lower shelf framed on every side by a rail of evenly spaced spindles. Six legs carry it, one at each corner and one at the centre of each long side, each finishing in a small turned foot. At 80cm tall it stands at a comfortable height for setting down keys, post or a table lamp.

At 43cm wide it is slim enough to stand in a hallway without crowding the way through, and its 168cm length gives a generous run of surface along a wall, behind a sofa or beneath a window in a living room. The top takes a lamp, a few books and a vase or two, while the lower shelf is the place for baskets, stacked books and potted plants, with the spindle rail keeping them tidy and in view. It suits anyone who likes furniture with a slightly traditional, turned-wood look and wants storage they can see at a glance.

The top, frame and legs are all mango wood, a timber whose grain shifts from board to board, and you can see those changes across the surface. The lacquered finish keeps care simple: wipe it clean with a moist cloth. It weighs 23KG, so it feels settled once it is in place, and the maker's assembly instructions come as a PDF download. For styling, keep the top fairly spare and let the lower shelf carry the busier things, a row of baskets or a few trailing plants, so the spindles and turned legs still read clearly. The styling props shown are not included.

Assembly instructions (PDF)

What is the console table made of?

The top, frame and legs are mango wood, finished in a brown lacquer that leaves the grain of the timber clearly visible.

How big is it?

It is 168cm long, 43cm wide and 80cm tall, a slim width for a hallway and a long run of surface for a living room wall.

How do I look after it?

Wipe it clean with a moist cloth; that is the maker's care advice for the lacquered mango wood surface.

Does it need assembling?

The maker's assembly instructions come as a PDF download, so you can look through how the console table goes together before you start.

How heavy is the console table?

It weighs 23KG, so it is a substantial piece of furniture with a settled feel once it is standing in place.

What can I keep on the lower shelf?

The lower shelf is framed on all sides by a spindle rail, which suits baskets, stacked books, potted plants or shoes in a hallway.