This Mini Chestnut Hallway Console provides a mini twist on simple, elegant charm. Suiting most interiors, this 100% solid mango wood unit features a Nordic design with a rich chestnut finish and two small drawers to help keep your home organised. This petite product from our Recession Collection is built with sustainably sourced timbers.

Compact Charm & Nordic Elegance

This console table is a testament to the beauty of minimalist design. Its compact footprint makes it perfect for smaller hallways and entryways, while its clean lines and warm finish bring a touch of Nordic elegance to any space.

An Alternative to Handmade Oak Furniture in the UK

While many shoppers search for classic handmade oak furniture in the UK, this solid mango wood console table offers a beautiful and sustainable alternative. It embodies the same principles of high-quality, handcrafted construction and timeless design, but with the unique character and rich grain of mango wood. It’s a choice that delivers enduring style and artisan quality.

Specifications

An elegant and functional console table, perfectly proportioned for hallways, entryways, or as a sophisticated accent in a living room.

A Sustainable Choice & Care

We ensure our furniture is not only beautiful but also created with respect for the environment and your home.

🌿 Eco-Friendly & Responsibly Sourced

This product is made from timber sourced from sustainable resources under a certified commercial plantation programme. The wood is protected with an eco-friendly pest control treatment called Biflex.

♻️ Packaging Compliance

As part of UK’s Waste Packaging Regulations, this product has a waste packaging component of 3.0 KG.

🧽 How to Care for Your Console Table

• Avoid placing your furniture in direct sunlight or near radiators.
• Occasionally polish the non-painted furniture parts with beeswax to retain sheen and for longer lifespan.

The Charm of Handcrafted Furniture: 100% of our products are hand-crafted individually. As most of our products are hand-made from solid wood, variations in size, color, finish, texture, natural grain pattern, knots, and movement of timber are an integral part of the way products are made and should not be treated as defects.