10 sculptural consoles for your entrance

10 sculptural consoles for your entrance

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Subtle or striking lines, made of wood, metal or stone. The field of possibilities of these characterful pieces gives designers:inside a free hand in creating entrance areas.

Entrance Console Interior Design

Console made of Dekton® Slim Cosentino and French oak veneer, W 160 x D 40 x H 85 cm, Design Nada Debs, Carapace Console (Cosentino). © Natalee Cocks for Cosentino Middle East

10 consoles that will beautify your entryway.

When you enter the entrance area, the first thing that catches your eye are the consoles: so it is all the more important that they make a good first impression. How better than with special consoles that exude character and charm? We show you 10 consoles for the entrance area that are guaranteed to catch the eye.

The tapered silhouette

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1. "New Wave" - Lukas Cober

Console made of fiberglass and peach skin resin, W 140 x D 32 x H 84 cm, design Lukas Cober, "New Wave" (Galerie Gosserez).

2. "Funquetry Pleated" - Nada Debs

French oak console pleated with blue inlaid stripes, brushed brass base and marble Statuario top, W 200 x D 50 x H 85 cm, design Nada Debs, "Funquetry Pleated Console" (Nada Debs).

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