The Oceanside Wooden Rectangular Console Table offers practical storage and display space with its four top drawers and two open shelves, all wrapped in a clean white distressed finish. A console table serves as a versatile storage piece typically placed in entryways, hallways, or behind sofas, combining surface area with organized compartments for daily essentials and decorative display. The Oceanside Console Table is available at Sideboards and Things with free shipping. Crafted from sustainably grown mahogany and pine with dark brass drawer pulls, this rectangular piece delivers both durability and classic design that works across traditional and modern interiors.
With its slim 15-inch depth, this console fits neatly against walls in entryways or hallways without consuming floor space, while the 72-inch width provides ample surface for lamps, mail trays, or decorative accents. The four drawers organize keys, charging cables, and everyday carry items, while the two open shelves hold baskets, books, or display pieces -- making it ideal for busy households that need accessible storage near the door. Browse our console tables collection for more entryway storage solutions, or explore coffee tables and bar height tables to complete your living areas with coordinated pieces.
The white distressed finish on sustainably grown hardwoods delivers a rustic cottage aesthetic that softens formal spaces while hiding minor scuffs and wear patterns common in high-traffic entryways. Dark brass pulls create visual contrast against the light finish, adding vintage-inspired detail without overwhelming clean-lined interiors. At 126 pounds, the solid mahogany and pine construction ensures stability when placing heavier items on the top surface or shelves, and the rectangular profile suits both narrow hallways and longer wall spans behind sofas or in dining rooms.
Good table but a bit heavy
Nice build with solid mahogany and pine, and I like that the wood is sustainably grown. My only gripe is that it's heavy to move, so getting it into place took two people, though the distressed finish does a good job hiding small scuffs.
Solid behind-sofa table
I use it behind the sofa as a low console and it feels sturdy thanks to the mahogany and pine construction from sustainably grown wood. The weathered white paint finish ties into my living room color palette, and the dark brass pulls are a nice touch when styling with books and a lamp.
Good quality, slow arrival Oceanside Wood
The piece itself is fine and works in the room, but it took longer to arrive than I expected. The color also reads a little different in our lighting than it did on the computer screen.
Long enough for media
At 72 inches wide, it works well as a media console in our den and leaves room for speakers on each side. The distressed white coastal finish keeps it from looking too heavy for the room while keeping to the Modern farmhouse vibe.
