John Richard Tisse Console Table
John Richard Tisse Console Table
✦ Production Time: 4–6 Weeks.
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- This modern console table features a pedestal of interwoven strips of dark grey figured eucalyptus veneer and hand-wrought steel struts in pewter silver.
- The top and base are in dark grey figured eucalyptus.
In the home — Designed to live quietly within a room.
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In my hallway, what I like most about the console is how naturally it belongs in the space. My hallway feels better as a whole, which matters more to me than any single detail.
For my front room, the balance in the room changed for the better once this console table was there. It gives the transition through the space a more finished feeling. I was aiming for a room that felt collected rather than decorated all at once, and the change feels noticeable without feeling dramatic. The area used to feel like an in-between space, and now it has a clear purpose visually. I am glad I took the time to choose this console table.
In our front room, the best part is that the piece looks intentional in the space without asking for all the attention. The transition through the space feels much more finished. For me, that makes the piece one of the better choices we made for our front room.
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In my hallway, what I like most about the console is how naturally it belongs in the space. My hallway feels better as a whole, which matters more to me than any single detail.
For my front room, the balance in the room changed for the better once this console table was there. It gives the transition through the space a more finished feeling. I was aiming for a room that felt collected rather than decorated all at once, and the change feels noticeable without feeling dramatic. The area used to feel like an in-between space, and now it has a clear purpose visually. I am glad I took the time to choose this console table.
In our front room, the best part is that the piece looks intentional in the space without asking for all the attention. The transition through the space feels much more finished. For me, that makes the piece one of the better choices we made for our front room.