Homestead Console Table
Solid Acacia Wood
Built from solid acacia wood — a hardwood with beautiful natural grain and serious longevity. Heavier and more durable than MDF or veneer, with the natural patina that timber develops over years of use.
Two Drawers & Open Shelf
Two drawers with black metal bar handles handle small items like keys, mail, sunglasses, and chargers. The long open shelf below is wide enough for woven baskets, stacked books, folded throws, or seasonal display pieces.
Slim Hallway-Friendly Format
A narrow depth designed to sit comfortably against a wall in a hallway, entryway, or behind a sofa. Wide enough for a lamp, a vase, and a stack of books, but slim enough not to take up walking space in tighter rooms.
About the Materials
The Homestead Console Table is built from solid acacia wood — a hardwood prized for its rich grain, natural durability, and ability to take a distressed finish without losing structural integrity. The white frame is painted and the timber panels are finished in a weathered, layered driftwood style, with brown, grey, and whitewashed tones blending into the visible grain. Because acacia is a natural material, each piece may show slight differences in grain pattern and tonal variation, adding to its individual character.
Dust the Timber Top
Wipe the distressed timber top and drawer fronts with a soft, dry microfibre cloth weekly. The textured weathered finish is more forgiving of marks than a flat finish, but regular dusting keeps the grain looking its best.
Wipe the White Frame
Wipe the white painted frame with a soft, slightly damp cloth as needed. For marks or scuffs, a small amount of mild soap on a damp cloth usually does the job — skip abrasive scourers and harsh chemicals.
Use Trays Under Vases
If using the console as a styling surface for flowers or plants, use trays or coasters under vases and pots. Solid timber tops can mark from water rings if liquids are left to soak in.
Keep Out of Direct Sun
Direct sunlight over time can fade timber finishes and yellow the white paint. If you can, position the console away from windows that get strong direct sun, or close the curtains during the brightest part of the day.
Homestead Console Table — Full Product Details
The Homestead Console Table is a rustic farmhouse console table built from solid acacia wood. The frame is painted in a soft white, while the top and drawer fronts use a weathered driftwood-style finish with layered brown, grey, and whitewashed tones blending into the visible grain. Two drawers with black metal bar handles handle small items like keys, mail, sunglasses, chargers, and notepads, with a long open shelf below for woven baskets, stacked books, folded throws, or seasonal display pieces.
The Homestead range has a rustic farmhouse feel — works really well in homes that lean toward warm, lived-in, country-style interiors with plenty of natural materials. The white-and-driftwood colour story pairs particularly nicely with white-painted shiplap or vertical-board walls, jute or sisal rugs, woven baskets, indoor plants in terracotta pots, round black-framed mirrors, and natural linen accents — all of which suit the coastal-farmhouse styling shown in the entryway image. The slim console format means it also works well behind a sofa as a styling surface, in a wide hallway, in an entryway under a round mirror, or in a dining room as a small server.
The Homestead Console Table is part of the wider Homestead range, which also includes the matching Homestead TV Unit, Homestead Coffee Table, Homestead Study Desk, Homestead Dining Table, and Homestead Dining Chair — all in the same solid acacia wood with the white frame and driftwood-finish panels. Buy them together for a coordinated look across the entryway, living, and dining areas, or just the console on its own. To see it in person, visit one of our five A2Z Furniture showrooms in Rocklea, Sandgate, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh.
Solid Acacia Wood
Built from solid acacia wood — a hardwood with beautiful natural grain and serious longevity. Heavier and more durable than MDF or veneer, with the natural patina that timber develops over years of use.
Two Drawers & Open Shelf
Two drawers with black metal bar handles handle small items like keys, mail, sunglasses, and chargers. The long open shelf below is wide enough for woven baskets, stacked books, folded throws, or seasonal display pieces.
Slim Hallway-Friendly Format
A narrow depth designed to sit comfortably against a wall in a hallway, entryway, or behind a sofa. Wide enough for a lamp, a vase, and a stack of books, but slim enough not to take up walking space in tighter rooms.
About the Materials
The Homestead Console Table is built from solid acacia wood — a hardwood prized for its rich grain, natural durability, and ability to take a distressed finish without losing structural integrity. The white frame is painted and the timber panels are finished in a weathered, layered driftwood style, with brown, grey, and whitewashed tones blending into the visible grain. Because acacia is a natural material, each piece may show slight differences in grain pattern and tonal variation, adding to its individual character.
Dust the Timber Top
Wipe the distressed timber top and drawer fronts with a soft, dry microfibre cloth weekly. The textured weathered finish is more forgiving of marks than a flat finish, but regular dusting keeps the grain looking its best.
Wipe the White Frame
Wipe the white painted frame with a soft, slightly damp cloth as needed. For marks or scuffs, a small amount of mild soap on a damp cloth usually does the job — skip abrasive scourers and harsh chemicals.
Use Trays Under Vases
If using the console as a styling surface for flowers or plants, use trays or coasters under vases and pots. Solid timber tops can mark from water rings if liquids are left to soak in.
Keep Out of Direct Sun
Direct sunlight over time can fade timber finishes and yellow the white paint. If you can, position the console away from windows that get strong direct sun, or close the curtains during the brightest part of the day.
Homestead Console Table — Full Product Details
The Homestead Console Table is a rustic farmhouse console table built from solid acacia wood. The frame is painted in a soft white, while the top and drawer fronts use a weathered driftwood-style finish with layered brown, grey, and whitewashed tones blending into the visible grain. Two drawers with black metal bar handles handle small items like keys, mail, sunglasses, chargers, and notepads, with a long open shelf below for woven baskets, stacked books, folded throws, or seasonal display pieces.
The Homestead range has a rustic farmhouse feel — works really well in homes that lean toward warm, lived-in, country-style interiors with plenty of natural materials. The white-and-driftwood colour story pairs particularly nicely with white-painted shiplap or vertical-board walls, jute or sisal rugs, woven baskets, indoor plants in terracotta pots, round black-framed mirrors, and natural linen accents — all of which suit the coastal-farmhouse styling shown in the entryway image. The slim console format means it also works well behind a sofa as a styling surface, in a wide hallway, in an entryway under a round mirror, or in a dining room as a small server.
The Homestead Console Table is part of the wider Homestead range, which also includes the matching Homestead TV Unit, Homestead Coffee Table, Homestead Study Desk, Homestead Dining Table, and Homestead Dining Chair — all in the same solid acacia wood with the white frame and driftwood-finish panels. Buy them together for a coordinated look across the entryway, living, and dining areas, or just the console on its own. To see it in person, visit one of our five A2Z Furniture showrooms in Rocklea, Sandgate, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh.
Original: $412.82
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$123.85Description
Solid Acacia Wood
Built from solid acacia wood — a hardwood with beautiful natural grain and serious longevity. Heavier and more durable than MDF or veneer, with the natural patina that timber develops over years of use.
Two Drawers & Open Shelf
Two drawers with black metal bar handles handle small items like keys, mail, sunglasses, and chargers. The long open shelf below is wide enough for woven baskets, stacked books, folded throws, or seasonal display pieces.
Slim Hallway-Friendly Format
A narrow depth designed to sit comfortably against a wall in a hallway, entryway, or behind a sofa. Wide enough for a lamp, a vase, and a stack of books, but slim enough not to take up walking space in tighter rooms.
About the Materials
The Homestead Console Table is built from solid acacia wood — a hardwood prized for its rich grain, natural durability, and ability to take a distressed finish without losing structural integrity. The white frame is painted and the timber panels are finished in a weathered, layered driftwood style, with brown, grey, and whitewashed tones blending into the visible grain. Because acacia is a natural material, each piece may show slight differences in grain pattern and tonal variation, adding to its individual character.
Dust the Timber Top
Wipe the distressed timber top and drawer fronts with a soft, dry microfibre cloth weekly. The textured weathered finish is more forgiving of marks than a flat finish, but regular dusting keeps the grain looking its best.
Wipe the White Frame
Wipe the white painted frame with a soft, slightly damp cloth as needed. For marks or scuffs, a small amount of mild soap on a damp cloth usually does the job — skip abrasive scourers and harsh chemicals.
Use Trays Under Vases
If using the console as a styling surface for flowers or plants, use trays or coasters under vases and pots. Solid timber tops can mark from water rings if liquids are left to soak in.
Keep Out of Direct Sun
Direct sunlight over time can fade timber finishes and yellow the white paint. If you can, position the console away from windows that get strong direct sun, or close the curtains during the brightest part of the day.
Homestead Console Table — Full Product Details
The Homestead Console Table is a rustic farmhouse console table built from solid acacia wood. The frame is painted in a soft white, while the top and drawer fronts use a weathered driftwood-style finish with layered brown, grey, and whitewashed tones blending into the visible grain. Two drawers with black metal bar handles handle small items like keys, mail, sunglasses, chargers, and notepads, with a long open shelf below for woven baskets, stacked books, folded throws, or seasonal display pieces.
The Homestead range has a rustic farmhouse feel — works really well in homes that lean toward warm, lived-in, country-style interiors with plenty of natural materials. The white-and-driftwood colour story pairs particularly nicely with white-painted shiplap or vertical-board walls, jute or sisal rugs, woven baskets, indoor plants in terracotta pots, round black-framed mirrors, and natural linen accents — all of which suit the coastal-farmhouse styling shown in the entryway image. The slim console format means it also works well behind a sofa as a styling surface, in a wide hallway, in an entryway under a round mirror, or in a dining room as a small server.
The Homestead Console Table is part of the wider Homestead range, which also includes the matching Homestead TV Unit, Homestead Coffee Table, Homestead Study Desk, Homestead Dining Table, and Homestead Dining Chair — all in the same solid acacia wood with the white frame and driftwood-finish panels. Buy them together for a coordinated look across the entryway, living, and dining areas, or just the console on its own. To see it in person, visit one of our five A2Z Furniture showrooms in Rocklea, Sandgate, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh.
