| Place | What it does there |
|---|---|
| In the hallway | For keys, post and a bag. A mirror hangs above it, a basket or pouf tucks underneath. |
| Behind a sofa | If the sofa is not against a wall, a console covers its back and gives a surface for a lamp and a cup. |
| Along a blank wall | In a corridor or living room, as a surface for decor when a full cabinet would be too bulky. |
Folding consoles
Some models in this section open into a dining table. Closed, it is a narrow console along the wall; open, a full table for several people. A model like that makes sense in a small flat where a table is needed twice a week but the walkway is needed every day. Both sizes are on the product page, and the one to check is the open size.
A console usually stands about 75 to 80 cm high, the same as a table. If you hang a mirror above it, leave 20 to 25 cm between the top and the bottom edge of the mirror: any closer and the mirror reflects the console rather than the person looking into it.
What is nearby
Folding console tables are also gathered in Console tables. If you need a surface for a television rather than decor, see TV stands. The hallway has its own section, Hallways.
Delivery and assembly
We deliver across Israel. The cost is shown on the product page and assembly is charged separately.