Timeless and full of character, Canalside Interiors' one-of-a-kind Vintage Teak Consoles brings a sense of warmth and rustic sophistication to any space. Crafted from solid teak, the consoles showcase the natural beauty of aged timber, with a rich, weathered patina that highlights their unique grain and texture. Their minimalist design and organic finish create pieces that are both versatile and effortlessly elegant.
Designed for functionality and style, the slender profile makes them perfect for a variety of settings. In an entryway, pair them with a statement lamp, books, and decorative accents for a welcoming focal point. As a sofa table, they offer a refined space for displaying artwork, greenery, or curated objects. The consoles' raw, textural finishes add depth to modern interiors while seamlessly complementing classic, coastal, or rustic décor.
A true blend of history and craftsmanship, the one-of-a-kind Vintage Teak Consoles are a timeless addition to any interior, offering both practicality and enduring style.
Approx: 130cm x 35cm x 80cm (h)
Also available in:
130cm x 35cm x 80cm (h)
150cm x 35cm x 80cm (h)
180cm x 35cm x 80cm (h)
(02) 9565 2390
mail@canalside.com.au
The Vintage Teak range offers versatile, one-of-a-kind additions to your home, blending history, durability, and timeless design. Each piece is uniquely handcrafted, with natural and characterful variations in wood grain, patina, size and carving details, making every piece one-of-a-kind. As each piece has its own natural characteristics, you are welcome to visit our showroom to view in person. Not all sizes may be on display in our showroom. Please call ahead prior to visiting to check which item can be viewed. Unfortunately our sales team cannot assist with providing additional photos.
Our items are handcrafted, making each one unique and individual. Variations exist between each item and colours may vary slightly between shipments and photographs. Accessories not included.
*150cm size pictured
This item is not manufactured for outdoor use.
