Favignana Black Marquina Console

Effortless elegance and geometric lines are captured in this striking console, whose handcrafted structure in gray-lacquered iron perfectly follows the edges of a parallelepiped. A b...

Everything about this console screams bold: from the angular iron structure to the deep black finish and, last but not least, the sign spelled in capital letters. Included in a serie...

The Eros console by Angelo Mangiarotti for Skipper, designed in the 1970s, showcases his signature “gravity joint” where the top securely interlocks with the conical legs without nee...

The Pol Console references royal architectural elements used throughout the palaces and forts of Jaipur, India. Pol creates a dialogue between depth and dimension using the lime washed exterior and brass curtain hanging behind each opening, inviting people to take a peek inside. Available in two standard sizes and a range of finishes, they are perfect for hallways, dining rooms or above a mantle. Durbar, or the Royal Court in Urdu, explores and draws influence from the cross cultural exchanges between India and the West, in particular architecture, jewelry, textiles and decorative objects. Researching these objects led to a much deeper understanding of how Indian craft...