Console Tables with Storage
Console tables with storage combine a narrow display surface with practical space for organizing everyday items. Depending on the model, they may be placed in an entryway, hallway, living room or behind a sofa. Some designs include drawers, while others rely on open shelves. When used as entryway tables with storage, these pieces can help keep everyday essentials close at hand. Features vary by product, so check the individual listing for exact specifications.
Types of Storage Available in Console Tables
The right storage configuration depends on what you want to organize, display or keep out of sight. Options vary by product, and not every console with storage includes the same features.
Console Tables with Drawers
Drawers offer concealed storage for keys, mail, chargers or remote controls. Before choosing a console table with drawer storage, check the number and internal dimensions of the drawers, the opening mechanism and the clearance needed to open them. Not all drawers are soft-closing or designed for heavier items, so confirm these details in the product specifications.
Console Tables with Shelves
Open shelves can hold books, décor or storage baskets. Their contents remain visible and easy to reach. Check the shelf dimensions and maximum weight capacity listed for the specific model.
Console Tables with Cabinets or Enclosed Storage
Selected designs include doors or cabinet-style compartments that keep larger items out of sight. This is not a standard feature across the category, so look for it specifically if you need enclosed storage.
Entryway, Hallway and Sofa Tables with Storage
The same narrow table design is often described differently depending on where it is placed: an entrance table with storage near the front door, a hallway console table with storage along a wall, a sofa table behind a couch or a living room console table with storage against a wall.
These terms frequently overlap because the placement name does not necessarily indicate a separate type of furniture. Many models can serve more than one purpose. You can also browse our broader selection of console and sofa tables to compare additional designs.
How to Choose a Console Table with Storage
When comparing options, consider:
- Overall width, height and depth
- Drawers, shelves, doors or cabinets
- Concealed versus open storage
- The size and number of items you plan to store
- Material, finish and weight capacity
- Assembly requirements and manufacturer instructions for wall anchoring
There is no universal weight limit across the category, so check the specifications and assembly instructions for the product you are considering.
Narrow Console Tables for Small Spaces
A narrow or small console table with storage can work well in entryways, hallways, condos or smaller living rooms with limited walking space. However, not every product in this collection is designed specifically for small spaces.
Rather than choosing based on width alone, check the complete depth, walking clearance and space required to open drawers or doors. Also account for nearby doorways, vents, electrical outlets and baseboards that may prevent the table from sitting flush against the wall.
How to Measure for a Console Table
Before ordering, measure the available wall or sofa width, the maximum acceptable depth and the sofa-back height if the table will sit behind it. Allow room for drawers and doors to open, check the baseboard depth and nearby outlets, and measure doorways, staircases and the delivery route.
Also confirm that there is enough room to assemble and anchor the table according to the manufacturer’s instructions. There is no single console table size that fits every room, so measure your space and compare the results with the dimensions on the individual product page.
Shop Console Tables with Storage in Canada at The Brick
Compare overall dimensions, storage compartments, shelf and drawer capacity, materials, finishes and assembly requirements to find the right console table with storage in Canada for your space. The Brick offers pickup, delivery and financing on select purchases, although availability may vary by product and store.
Console Tables with Storage FAQs
What Type of Storage Is Best for Console Tables?
Drawers are useful for items you would rather conceal, open shelves work well for displaying décor or holding baskets, and cabinets can keep larger items out of sight. The best option depends on your available space and what you plan to store.
What Is the Difference Between a Console Table and an Entryway Table?
A console table generally describes the narrow furniture design, while an entryway table is named for its placement near an entrance. Many products can serve both purposes, so the terms frequently overlap in shopping searches.
How Long Should a Console Table Be Behind a Sofa?
The table should be proportionate to the sofa rather than follow one fixed length. It should not block walkways, side tables, reclining mechanisms or access to electrical outlets. Compare the exact sofa and table measurements before purchasing.
What Can You Put Instead of a Console Table?
Alternatives include a narrow cabinet, bench, small bookcase, wall-mounted shelf or one of our accent tables. The best alternative depends on the required storage, available floor space and intended use.
