Console Tables

A console table does quiet, essential work — holding keys by the front door, anchoring the wall behind a sofa, or providing a surface in a hallway that might otherwise be left bare. At Lulu and Georgia, the console table collection spans wood, marble, cane, rattan, iron, and mixed-material designs across a range of proportions and styles. Organic and sculptural forms alongside cleaner-lined contemporary options — each chosen to function well and look considered doing it.

What styles of console tables does Lulu and Georgia carry?

The collection includes narrow hallway consoles, wider sofa tables, and entryway tables in a range of materials — solid wood, marble and stone tops, cane and rattan, powder-coated metal, and mixed-material combinations. Styles span organic and sculptural, warm rustic, and clean contemporary. Many pieces are available in multiple finish options. Heights and depths vary — measure your wall and the clearance behind a sofa before selecting.

What is the standard height and depth for a console table?

Most console tables stand between 28 and 36 inches tall — standard height aligns with the arm of a sofa or the top of a wainscot panel. Depth typically runs 10 to 16 inches, keeping the table from projecting too far into a hallway or living space. For entryway use, leave at least 36 inches of clearance from the front door. Our team can advise on sizing and placement for your specific space.

Can I use a console table behind a sofa?

Yes — a console behind a sofa is one of the most useful arrangements in a living room. It creates a defined boundary between a seating area and a room behind it, and provides a surface for lamps, books, and objects that would otherwise have nowhere to land. The console should be close in height to the sofa back — within an inch or two — and long enough to balance the sofa without extending beyond it.

Also explore: Entryway Tables + Cabinets, Entryway Décor, Coffee Tables, Sideboards + Cabinets, Accent Tables.