Travertine
Travertine console with oval openings
A softly shaped travertine top rests on paired cylindrical supports, each opened by a rounded cut-out.
AxoStone · Tables
Custom marble & travertine console tables
A considered arrival.
Stone console tables create a narrow surface for an entrance, hallway or living room. Explore travertine and marble consoles with sector-shaped, sculptural and cylindrical bases. Refine the depth, length and support around the wall, circulation route and objects you plan to display.
The selected collection
Stone, shape and detail.
Explore 4 selected designs in this collection. Open a design for more views, material notes and the details to include in your brief.
4 selected designs
Rose marble
Rose marble waterfall console
Rose-toned marble flows across a long top and down generously curved ends.
White marble · mixed materials
White marble oval console with loop base
An oval white marble top is balanced above a dark, looping support.
Green marble · contrasting accents
Green marble console with amber accents
Rounded green marble surfaces are punctuated by warm amber-tone accents in this expressive console.
Design references for made-to-order enquiries. Stone pattern and colour vary; dimensions, construction and the exact configuration are agreed in the quotation. Styling objects are shown for context.
The collection
Choose a starting point.
Use a design as a reference for your own brief. Natural stone varies; the final material, dimensions and supply scope are agreed for each order.
Console tables · 01
Travertine sector console
Dimensions and finish reviewed for your project.
Console tables · 02
Beige travertine sculptural console
- Reference sizes
- 120 × 35 × 75cm / 140 × 35 × 75cm / 160 × 40 × 75cm
Console tables · 03
Double-cylinder marble console
- Reference sizes
- 152 × 35 × 76cm / 182x40x76cm
- Finish
- Matte / Polished
Photographs show design references. Listed sizes are reference options, subject to review; room accessories, fittings and installation are included only when specified in the quote.
Before the drawing
Three decisions that shape the piece.
A useful brief connects the appearance to the way the piece is made and used.
- Hallway clearance
- Measure the wall length, skirting, nearby doors and walking route. Include a front elevation when the console sits beneath a mirror, artwork or wall light.
- Support and location
- Review the stone top and base together. Discuss any required fixing or restraint with the project team, particularly for a narrow or tall form.
- Pattern and edge
- Choose whether the stone pattern continues from the top into the base. Draw the joint locations and edge profile so the finished piece can be assessed beyond its front view.
Choose the actual stone
Begin with a material direction.
A trade name or reference photograph is a starting point. Review the proposed stone, finish and cut layout, then record what is approved for your piece.
Customer photographs
See the pieces in a room.
Room photographs from the Fanstone Furniture customer archive, with the stone, size and destination of each piece.
Georgia, USA
Black marble Nova console table
- Stone
- Black marble
- Size shown
- 177 × 43 × 91 cm
Common questions
Before you choose.
Can a console table be made shallower for a hallway?
A revised depth can be reviewed alongside the height, base footprint and support arrangement. Send the available space and the proposed use so the whole design can be considered.
Are marble consoles always made from one solid block?
No. Stone consoles may use slabs, assembled components or solid sections. Confirm the construction and expected weight in the quotation and drawing.
What makes a console different from a sideboard?
A console is generally a shallow display surface; a sideboard provides enclosed storage. If drawers or cabinets are important, include them in the initial design brief.
Can I coordinate a console with another stone piece?
Ask for the pieces to be reviewed together, including material, finish and edge details. The final visual relationship depends on the actual slabs and their cut layouts.
Your project
Bring a design.
Build a clear brief.
Send a reference image or design name, approximate dimensions, preferred stone, quantity and delivery destination. Add drawings or fitting information when relevant. AxoStone will review the details needed for a project quotation.
Production, pricing and delivery are confirmed against the agreed specification.