Aventelle Console Table - Bronze

Description

DescriptionThe Aventelle console table pairs a slim iron frame with clear glass, giving you a piece that holds its own in a hallway or behind a sofa without crowding the room. The open box construction keeps the sight lines light, so the table feels far less bulky than its 1200mm width suggests. A warm bronze finish runs across the metalwork, worn back in places to show a mottled patina that softens the modern lines.
Two glass surfaces do the work here. The upper tier is a clear glass top ready for a lamp, keys or a small display, while the lower shelf sits on a mirrored panel that bounces light back up through the frame. The result is a console that reads as almost transparent, useful in tighter entrance halls where a solid table would feel heavy. A recessed plinth base grounds the frame and keeps it stable against the wall.
At 800mm tall it lines up neatly under most hallway mirrors and artwork, and the 300mm depth means it stays close to the wall in a corridor. Use it as a landing spot by the front door, a drinks station in the living room, or a slim surface behind seating. The mix of bronze metal, glass and mirror suits both contemporary and more classic schemes.
Specification

Material
Iron frame, glass top, mirrored lower shelf, MDF plinth

Finish
Bronze

Dimensions
1200 x 300 x 800mm (W x D x H)

Top
Clear glass

Lower shelf
Mirrored glass

Frame
Iron with worn bronze patina

Style
Contemporary open box design

Frequently AskedWhat is the top made from?
The upper surface is clear glass set into an iron frame, with a mirrored lower shelf beneath it.
How do I clean the glass and mirror?
Wipe both surfaces with a soft cloth and a little glass cleaner. Avoid abrasive pads that could scratch the glass or mark the bronze frame.
How wide is the console table?
It measures 1200mm wide, 300mm deep and 800mm tall, so it stays slim against a wall while giving a generous surface.
Will it fit in a narrow hallway?
Yes. At just 300mm deep it suits corridors and entrance halls where floor space is limited.
Is the bronze finish meant to look uneven?
Yes. The iron is finished with a worn bronze patina, so slight mottling and tonal variation are part of the intended look.