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A console table is the first thing you see when you walk into a home — and the last thing a room needs is dead wall space. Mohh's console table collection brings considered, slim-profile design to hallways, entryways, living room walls, and behind sofas. Each piece is built narrow enough to work in tight spaces, bold enough to hold a room's attention, and finished with the same care as every other Mohh product. Browse designer console tables online starting from ₹11,999. Plastic-free, ISO-certified, free shipping across India.

FAQs

What is a console table used for?

A console table is a long, narrow table designed to sit against a wall. Common uses include: as a hallway or entryway table for keys, bags, and décor; as a sofa table placed directly behind a sofa; as a living room accent piece against a feature wall; and as a display surface for plants, lamps, mirrors, and art. Console tables are typically 80–100 cm tall and 25–40 cm deep — narrow enough to not obstruct walkways.
What is the standard size of a console table?

Standard console table dimensions are: height 80–90 cm (similar to a dining table), depth 25–40 cm (narrow enough for hallways and tight spaces), and width ranging from 80 cm for compact versions to 150+ cm for statement pieces. For use as a sofa table, the console should be the same height as or slightly lower than the sofa back — typically 75–85 cm.
What is the difference between a console table and a sideboard?

A console table is slimmer, taller, and typically open — it sits against a wall and is primarily decorative. A sideboard is wider, lower, and has enclosed storage (drawers, doors, shelves). Sideboards are most commonly used in dining rooms; console tables are most common in hallways and living rooms.
Can a console table be used as a TV unit?

Yes, with caveats. A console table can hold a TV if it's wide and sturdy enough, but it typically lacks the cable management and AV storage that a dedicated media unit provides. If you want a minimal, design-forward look and don't have many devices, a console works well. For larger setups, a media unit is a better choice.