Bramley House
Haga Gustavian Console Table — In Stone
- Regular price
- $1,349.00
- Sale price
- $1,349.00
- Regular price
At Haga, in the parkland north of Stockholm, King Gustav III built a small pavilion whose rooms became the finest example of the Gustavian style: pale painted walls, slender furniture, and light from tall windows bouncing off every surface. This console table brings that calm, light-filled look home. Drawers sit in its carved frieze, the band just under the top, and its turned legs, shaped on a lathe, rise from a low platform, giving flowers, lamps and treasured things a graceful place against the wall.
At 67 inches long it has the scale to anchor a long wall, beneath a large mirror or a painting, and at 22 inches deep it offers a generous top for a pair of lamps and a vase between them. At 33 inches high it sits at a comfortable height in an entry or behind a sofa.
Set it in an entry under a mirror with a pair of lamps, a bowl for keys and a vase of white tulips, or along a dining room wall as a serving table. It also sits beautifully behind a sofa with books and a lamp. This listing is for one console table.
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