63in Console Table, 2-Tier Farmhouse Entryway & Sofa Table
Console Table
Sixty-three inches long and narrow front to back is a deliberate shape rather than a compromise.
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63in
2 tiers
6 finishes
Levelling
What It Is
Type
Farmhouse console and entryway table
Length
63 inches, narrow depth
Tiers
Tabletop plus a lower display shelf
Size & Shape
Base
U-shaped, framing the lower shelf
Build
E1 MDF with all-wood board and frame
Levelling
Adjustable leg pads
Build
Top finish
Rustic brown grain
Base finish
Vintage grey grain
Finish options
Six, rustic brown through to light grey
Finishes
Shelf holds
Baskets, vases, books or shoes
Assembly
Required; instructions included
Loading
Keep weight low; stand it against a wall
Where It Goes
Also works as
Sofa table, tea table, hallway table, TV stand
Seasonal fit
Evergreen
Sold by
Viego Co.
Free tracked shipping to the US and the UK on every order.
30 day returns from the day your order is delivered, under our published returns policy.
Questions before you buy are answered in 24 to 48 hours at info@viegoco.com.
Level it with the adjustable leg pads once it is in position, since 63 inches exaggerates every dip in an old floor. Keep the weight low on the shelf, stand it against a wall, and check the pads again if you move it.
Specifications
Elevate every space
63 inches long, deliberately shallow
Sits behind a sofa without pushing it forward
U-shaped base frames the lower shelf
Shelf takes baskets, books, vases or shoes
Two-tone rustic brown on vintage grey
Adjustable leg pads for uneven floors
Six finishes to choose from
Also works as a sofa table or TV stand
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See the difference
Before: a long blank wall, shoes in a heap by the door, and post accumulating on the stairs. After: a 63 inch table along the wall, baskets on the lower shelf, keys and a lamp on the top, and the same width of corridor to walk down.
About this piece
It is the proportion that lets a table sit behind a sofa without pushing it into the room, run along a hallway wall without becoming an obstacle, or fill the long blank wall in an entrance that nothing else fits. Depth is what makes console tables unusable in a corridor, and this one is built specifically to avoid that.
The two-tone finish does the styling. A rustic brown-grain top sits on a vintage grey-grain U-shaped base, and the base reads like a picture frame around the lower shelf rather than four legs holding a plank. That shelf is genuinely useful: it takes baskets, larger vases, books or shoes, which is what keeps an entryway from silting up on the floor.
Sixty-three inches of surface, kept narrow front to back, so it never becomes an obstacle.
The U-shaped base frames the lower shelf, so baskets and books look arranged, not stored.
Adjustable leg pads trim a 63 inch table level on an old floor that dips.
Console, sofa table, tea table or TV stand, in six finishes from rustic brown to light grey.
Buy a console that is too deep and you spend the next five years turning sideways to get past it, or pushing the sofa further into the room to make space behind it. Length is free in a hallway; depth is not. This one runs to 63 inches and stays shallow, which is what lets it work along a wall people walk down every day.
Without somewhere to put shoes, bags and baskets, they go on the floor, and an entrance silts up within a week. The lower shelf takes all of it, and because the U-shaped base frames that shelf rather than surrounding it with legs, what sits there reads as arranged instead of shoved underneath.
In the room
Three placements, and what changes in each.
Hallway, along the wall
01 / 03
Depth is what turns a console into something you turn sideways to pass. This one runs to 63 inches and stays shallow, so the same width of hallway is still there to walk down.
Living room, behind a sofa
02 / 03
A deeper console forces the sofa further into the room to make space for it. The narrow depth avoids that, and the top takes a lamp and keys while baskets sit on the shelf below.
Entryway, facing the door
03 / 03
Without somewhere to put them, bags and shoes end up on the floor and an entrance silts up within a week. The lower shelf takes baskets, books or shoes, framed by the U-shaped base.
Questions
Send us your room measurements or a photo of the space and we will tell you which option to take.
To the US and the UK on every order
From delivery, under our published policy
Email info@viegoco.com before you buy
