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Bludot has added occasional tables to accompany the Strut Dining table, and I am pleased to see that they are available in the same odd (in a good way) colors.

“Stucture and design are one with the Strut. A proud stance for any gathering. Choose ivory or robin’s egg blue for a subtle impact, or dark olive or watermelon for more punch power. Powder-coated steel frame with a durable polyurethane finish over MDF for the top.”

60″ x 30″ x 11.5″

As far as entry/console tables go, this has interesting proportions and just enough style to merit the just-under-$500 mark.

Available in 5 stained finishes and 8 painted finishes.

47″W x 15″D x 29″H

The way the door handles fold over each other is a particularly nice feature. Cherry or Walnut finish options complement the overall organic feel of the design, offering a way to store your things in a naturally pleasing piece of furniture.

72″W x 24.25″H x 21″D

Materials: Hardwood veneers in cherry and walnut.

The good news is if you can’t afford to buy this console, you might be able to make one like it. Concrete certainly adds an industrial feel to a space or room, and provides a nice contrast to other materials.

Outdoor or Indoor use.

59w x 14d x 32h

What’s this? Crazy and wonderful, that’s what it is…

“Variation 0123 console table has got legs at different stages of turning, from square start to elegant fully turned table leg made of solid tamo wood. It comes complete with 10mm two-tier toughened glass top.”

150 x 35 x H.110cm

This visually engaging storage piece is something to set your sights upon…the design is quite interesting and the materials would add a nice neutral texture to a room. Nice to see a conversation piece that doesn’t overpower…

Organic kirei board, gloss white laminate and stainless steel legs.

54l x 18.5d x 24h

Thought these two pieces were worth mentioning for those of you looking for some lower-priced furniture items (everything’s relative, right?)…I like how the console seems to just lean against the wall and how it has a good amount of surface space considering the size. The mirror is a good buy as well…

Available in Cherry stain.

Unit Console Table
47.25″ x 13.75 x 31.5h
$455.00

Unit Mirror
34.5 x 4d x 26h

$159.00

Occasionally I’ll run across a better picture of a product that we’ve posted from long ago (in this case, March of ’06), and it’s only right to update the post so that you as a reader have a better idea of what’s available in today’s market. Most often the price will be a far cry from the original, but happily, this console is still available from one retailer for the same price of $300, while another has it priced at $620. I guess it pays to shop around, huh?

Three-legged console table, inspired by the rock and roll antics of the legendary Mr. Keith Moon. For all wall types. Solid oak finished with a clear matte lacquer.

Dimensions: 28 x 28 x 11.5 inches

$300.00, Buy it here.
$620.00, Buy it here.

This would be perfect for a narrow space.

Designer: Barber Osgerby
Manf: Isokon
Year: 1996
Finish Options: Birch, Walnut, White
Approx: 4″ H; 53″ L; 10″ W

Perfect for an entryway or any small space, don’t you think? The two-legged design allows for space to be utilized to its full potential- since it mounts to the wall you avoid baseboards getting in the way (that little inch can actually be a lot when space is tight). The table includes all mounting hardware for both dry wall or stud mounting and of course a little assembly is required.

Made in Spain.

Solid maple wood with natural or wenge stain; extruded aluminum mounting bracket.

H 35″ W 40″ D 10″

Extra long and nicely narrow, this console has discreet wheels on the legs for mobility. It’s even wide enough to place over a full or queen size bed so you can set your laptop, book, or breakfast (or whatever else) on it and still remain safely snug.

Chinese oak veneer with espresso stain over engineered wood

Clear lacquer finish

66″Wx14″Dx29.25″H