Bali Grove Bayur Wood Console Table with Woven Rattan Shelves

The Bali Grove — a slim two-tier console table with a solid bayur wood frame and inset woven rattan cane panels on both the top and lower shelf. Compact 1.2m proportions on slim tapered legs, sized for narrow hallways, behind a sofa, or as a light-footprint accent table in tighter living spaces.

The Bali Grove brings the kind of natural-fibre detail that lifts a console table above standard solid-wood alternatives — both the top and lower shelf are inset with finely woven rattan cane panels framed by a solid bayur wood structure, the same surface vocabulary as mid-century Hans Wegner cane-back chairs and the contemporary rattan furniture of brands like Sika Design and Soane Britain. Bayur is a tropical Indonesian hardwood with a soft, warm honey-brown grain that sits comfortably between oak and walnut in tone, and the open cane panels keep the silhouette visually light — useful in narrow hallways or behind a sofa where a solid console would feel heavy. The slim tapered legs and minimal cross-bracing reinforce the light-footprint feel: the table is genuinely there, but it doesn't crowd the room.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The framed cane panels are the move that gives the Bali Grove its specific character — most slim console tables are built with solid timber tops or open shelves with no surface at all, a configuration that either reads as heavy or as too sparse to be useful. The cane inset gives you a real, usable surface — a flat plane you can place a lamp, a tray, a bowl of keys onto — while keeping the visual transparency of an open shelf, with the woven texture catching light differently across each strand and adding a tactile, handcrafted quality that flat wood cannot achieve. The detail repeats on the lower shelf so the piece reads as designed across both tiers rather than tapering off below.