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Truffle Sustainable Sofa Table

Truffle Sustainable Sofa Table

Regular price $1,700.00
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Product Overview
  • Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 59 x 18 x 32
  • Material: Mango Wood
  • Color: Tan
  • Design: Rectangular with two tapered cylindrical legs
  • Finish: Natural wood grains visible
  • Style: Organic modern
  • Feature: Sustainable material choice
  • Durability: Long-lasting hardwood
  • Usage: Ideal for entryway, living room, hallway
  • Country of Origin: India
  • Weight: 76.3 lbs
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This handcrafted mango wood console table brings warmth and sustainable beauty to entryways, hallways and living rooms where space and conscience matter equally. The LH Home Truffle Sustainable Sofa Table, available at Sideboards and Things with free shipping, is built from reclaimed mango wood harvested after the tree's fruit-bearing cycle, giving retired orchard timber a second life as functional furniture. At 59 inches wide and just 18 inches deep, it delivers generous surface area without claiming floor space a narrow hallway cannot spare, while the natural tan finish and visible grain ensure no two pieces look alike.

LH Home Truffle Console Table Features:

  • Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 59 x 18 x 32 inches
  • Material: Mango Wood
  • Color: Tan
  • Finish: Natural wood grains visible
  • Design: Rectangular with two tapered cylindrical legs
  • Style: Organic modern
  • Country of Origin: India
  • Weight: 76.3 lbs

Why Choose Sustainable Mango Wood from Sideboards and Things?

Mango wood is one of the hardwood world's best-kept secrets: durable, richly grained, and harvested only after the tree stops bearing fruit, making every board a byproduct rather than a sacrifice. This console table's minimalist silhouette--two tapered cylindrical legs supporting a flat rectangular top--suits modern and farmhouse interiors equally well, and the 32-inch height works behind standard sofas or along an entry wall. Pair it with pieces from our console tables or coffee tables collections to carry the warm tan finish and organic grain through your home. Because each piece is hand-finished in India, the grain pattern you receive will be yours alone.

Where Should You Place a Console Table?

Position this table in your entryway to catch keys, mail and gloves as you walk in, or float it behind your sofa to create a visual anchor and a surface for lamps or framed photos. The 18-inch depth makes it narrow enough for hallways where a dining sideboard would block traffic, yet wide enough to display a row of books, candles or a table lamp without crowding. If you work from home, browse our guide to home office furniture for ideas on pairing console tables with writing desks and task chairs in compact spaces.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a console table used for?
A console table is a narrow accent piece designed to sit against a wall or behind a sofa, providing display space for lamps, art and everyday items in entryways, hallways and living rooms.
How deep should a console table be?
Most console tables measure 10 to 18 inches deep; this table's 18-inch depth offers maximum surface area while still fitting comfortably in hallways and behind sofas.
How high should a console table be behind a sofa?
A console table should sit at or slightly below the sofa back height; at 32 inches tall, this piece works well with standard sofas that measure 30 to 36 inches high.
How should I care for natural mango wood furniture?
Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth and avoid harsh chemicals or excessive moisture; natural wood finishes benefit from occasional conditioning with furniture polish to maintain luster.
Does this console table ship assembled?
Most pieces at Sideboards and Things, including console tables, ship fully assembled, and shipping is free to the continental United States; white-glove delivery, in-room placement and any additional setup services are available upon request for an additional fee.
What makes mango wood sustainable?
Mango wood is harvested from trees that have finished their fruit-bearing cycle, repurposing orchard timber that would otherwise be burned or discarded, making it one of the most renewable hardwoods available.
Questions about sizing or finish? Call 833-299-3993 or email customerservice@sideboardsandthings.com.