Sligh Studio Designs Anthology Linen Long Media Console
Sligh Studio Designs Anthology Linen Long Media Console
✦ Production Time: 4–6 Weeks.
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- Linen wrapped case in a gray finish for textural interest with stainless accents and custom designed acrylic hardware.
- Four doors open to six adjustable shelves, ventilated back, cord management and grommet.

In the home — Designed to live quietly within a room.
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With some time in the room, the piece feels less like a new purchase and more like part of the house. I was aiming for a piece that would add presence without taking over, and the rest of the furniture makes more sense around it. The area used to feel like an in-between space, and now it has a clear purpose visually. The room looks intentional without feeling arranged for a photo. What surprised me was how well it worked in everyday life instead of only looking good on its own, especially when the room is being used normally. This ended up being exactly the kind of update our hallway needed.
Here in our front room, I had a hard time deciding what this room was missing, and this console table turned out to be the answer. The surrounding furniture feels less random now that this console table is part of our front room. I did not need to change the rest of our front room for this console table to make sense there. This ended up being exactly the kind of update our front room needed.
In the overall arrangement, the room feels much more pulled together now, and the piece is a big reason why.
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With some time in the room, the piece feels less like a new purchase and more like part of the house. I was aiming for a piece that would add presence without taking over, and the rest of the furniture makes more sense around it. The area used to feel like an in-between space, and now it has a clear purpose visually. The room looks intentional without feeling arranged for a photo. What surprised me was how well it worked in everyday life instead of only looking good on its own, especially when the room is being used normally. This ended up being exactly the kind of update our hallway needed.
Here in our front room, I had a hard time deciding what this room was missing, and this console table turned out to be the answer. The surrounding furniture feels less random now that this console table is part of our front room. I did not need to change the rest of our front room for this console table to make sense there. This ended up being exactly the kind of update our front room needed.
In the overall arrangement, the room feels much more pulled together now, and the piece is a big reason why.