Harlow Turned Leg Console Table

The Harlow — four substantial turned legs in cerused oak, a stretcher rail, two drawers with antique brass handles — the console table that makes a hallway feel like a room.

The Harlow is a console table with the weight and craftsmanship of a proper piece of furniture rather than a hall table afterthought — four generously turned legs in the same pale cerused oak as the Fairford side table, connected by a low stretcher rail that adds structural elegance and visual interest at floor level, topped by a generous surface with two drawers fitted with antique brass escutcheon handles. In a hallway it creates the sense of arrival that only a properly scaled, well-made console can. Behind a sofa in a living room it provides the lamp and display surface that makes a large room feel considered from every angle.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The turned legs are the Harlow's defining craftsmanship detail — substantial in diameter, with a clearly defined turning profile that gives each leg visual interest along its full height, they are the kind of turned leg that makes a console look as good from the side as from the front. The stretcher rail connecting the legs at the lower level adds the structural element that most console tables omit, and in the cerused oak it provides a natural display ledge for baskets or decorative objects at floor level. The antique brass escutcheon handles on the two drawers add the warm metal accent that the pale oak needs — the same design logic as the Fairford family throughout.