Jonathan Adler Console Tables

Our Rider collection is our updated take on the classic French empire style. A glossy teal lacquer top on a blackened steel frame decorated with antiqued brass accents brass sabots and escutcheons exudes modern glamour. The leggy base makes this hardworking piece feel light and lively. An elegant storage solution for your entryway, it is equally handsome behind your sofa.

Great looking console Love the color and the style. Anonymous. . 2024-10-20 20:41:41

The perfect blend of simplicity and glamour, modern and traditional. Luxe clear acrylic with nickel accents and fitted with a low glass shelf for baubles or books. Our Jacques 50" Console Table works perfectly behind a sofa or looks fab in a foyer. Big presence, weightlessly transparent.

• Top Material: Glass
• Base Material: Metal; Plastic/Acrylic
• Overall Depth - Front to Back: 14.5''
• Weight Capacity: 160lb.
• Assembly Required: Yes

. Suzanne. Brattleboro, VT. 2022-05-06 08:00:21

A polished nickel fretwork cradles a constellation of emerald acrylic cabochons. Topped with a generous slab of Carrara marble, our Globo Fretwork Console is petite but powerful, like a glamorous cocktail ring. Fab in a foyer or sublime in pairs flanking an entryway.

• Top Material: Genuine Marble
• Base Material: Plastic/Acrylic; Nickel
• Overall Depth - Front to Back: 14''
• Weight Capacity: 160lb.

Crafted from nickel-plated metal with hand-stamped patterns applied to a minimalist, modernist form. The surface is reminiscent of silver leaf—it emits that same lustrous glow—but is wonderfully durable. Perfect for adding a regal, rich hippie vibe to your Park Avenue penthouse entryway or a bit of twinkly glamour behind a sofa in your downtown loft.

• Top Material: Manufactured Wood; Nickel
• Base Material: Manufactured Wood; Nickel
• Overall Depth - Front to Back: 17''
• Weight Capacity: 160lb.

Cork tabletops—organic, hardworking, surprising—perched on bases made from ebonized and wire-brushed oak. Our signature arches motif offers a modern homage to the architecture of the Coliseum and to Oscar Niemeyer's Brasília. Flaunt your connoisseurial bona fides with the "It" material of today and beyond—cork—and the quiet and confident forms of our Coliseum tables.