Pompidou Large Black Glass & Metal Console Table
  • Pompidou Large Black Glass & Metal Console Table

Pompidou Large Black Glass & Metal Console Table

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Large black console table with a toughened glass top and tubular metal frame

£695.00

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    A toughened glass top meets a slim tubular metal frame, giving this large console table a sleek, architectural profile. Narrow enough for a hallway or small sitting room, it doubles...

    An adaptable glass console table that would work beautifully as a modern bar. It is narrow enough to work comfortably in a small sitting room, hall, or dining room and will provide valuable extra surface space wherever it is used.
    Dimensions
    Width 161 cm
    Depth 40 cm
    Height 82 cm
    Material Metal, Glass

    Measurements may vary by up to 3cm. Images used for representative purposes only*

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