Century Furniture Devon Console Table
Century Furniture Devon Console Table
✦ Production Time: 4–6 Weeks.
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- The Devon Console table features a thick, inlaid crystal stone top with clipped corners resting on interlinking elongated hexagon patterns forged in antique brass.
- The overall design references the links of a beautiful gold bracelet.
- A spectacular console for a foyer or any focal point in a room.
- Note: Crystal stone is a natural material and as such there will be unique variations in the color.
- Each piece has its own distinctive beauty.
- Inlaid crystal stone top with antique brass base.
- Designed by Pride Sasser
In the home — Designed to live quietly within a room.
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After the first few days, this piece stopped feeling new and simply started feeling right in our hallway. What surprised me was how easy it was to keep the room feeling relaxed around it, especially once the smaller decor went back into the room. The transition through the space feels much more finished. It looks intentional from different parts of the room, which was important to me. It is slightly more noticeable in the room than I expected, though not in a way I regret.
I rearranged my entryway once before this piece felt completely right, but the final result was worth the extra thought.
Within the entryway, I kept the rest of this room simple, and this console table gives the space just enough presence. The area used to feel like an in-between space, and now it has a clear purpose visually. It is slightly more noticeable in the room than I expected, though not in a way I regret.
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After the first few days, this piece stopped feeling new and simply started feeling right in our hallway. What surprised me was how easy it was to keep the room feeling relaxed around it, especially once the smaller decor went back into the room. The transition through the space feels much more finished. It looks intentional from different parts of the room, which was important to me. It is slightly more noticeable in the room than I expected, though not in a way I regret.
I rearranged my entryway once before this piece felt completely right, but the final result was worth the extra thought.
Within the entryway, I kept the rest of this room simple, and this console table gives the space just enough presence. The area used to feel like an in-between space, and now it has a clear purpose visually. It is slightly more noticeable in the room than I expected, though not in a way I regret.