Console Tables

A Statement Piece for Entries and Behind Sofas

Z Gallerie console tables fit where other furniture can't, behind a sofa, along an entry wall, or down a hallway, and they make those overlooked spaces work harder. The collection ranges from sculptural reclaimed wood to polished gold and glass, balancing presence with a practical surface for lamps, art, and everyday objects.

Style the top with a pair of lamps and a leaning piece of art, and the console becomes the first thing guests see when they walk in. It's a small footprint with an outsized effect on how the room reads.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall should a console table be behind a sofa? ▼

Aim for a console that's about the same height as the sofa back, or an inch or two below it, usually around 30 to 36 inches. That keeps the two pieces visually connected and gives you a clean surface for lamps without the console towering over the seating.

What length console table should I get for my entryway? ▼

Pick one that fits the wall with a few inches of clearance on each side and doesn't crowd the walking path. Behind a sofa, a console roughly two-thirds to three-quarters the length of the sofa looks best.

What are Z Gallerie console tables made of? ▼

The collection spans sculptural reclaimed wood, polished metal in gold and chrome, glass tops, and stone. Some include shelves or drawers for storage, while others are open and sculptural, meant to be styled with pieces underneath.

How do I style a console table? ▼

Work in layers and odd numbers. Anchor one end with a lamp or a matching pair, lean or hang art above, and group a few objects, a tray, or a vase on the surface. Leave some open space so it looks curated rather than crowded.

Do any console tables have storage? ▼

Yes. Several include drawers or a lower shelf for everyday essentials, while others are designed as open, sculptural pieces. The product details for each table note whether it has closed storage, open shelving, or a single clean surface.