Bramley House
BH | Premier Strawberry Hill Gothic Bookshelf Console Table — In Salt
- Regular price
- $3,059.00
- Sale price
- $3,059.00
- Regular price
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Horace Walpole built Strawberry Hill in the mid-1700s as a Gothic fantasy beside the Thames, and its library, with bookcases set within pointed arches, was where he read and wrote through long evenings. This console is made for keeping books close to where you read. Its open shelves put the spines in easy view at sofa height, and a four-lobed motif borrowed from Gothic tracery runs along its sides and back, a small nod to that library.
It is made from reclaimed pine in a distressed finish, so the old grain shows through, and the edges of its top and shelves are carefully detailed. At more than six feet long it holds a good row of books with room for a few objects between them. It arrives fully assembled.
Run it behind a sofa that faces into the room, or along a hall or study wall, with books on the shelves and a pair of lamps, a bowl and a framed print on top. This listing is for one console table.
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