Malabar, Polished Brass, Marble, Wanderlust Console, Portugal, 21st c.

A grand French mahogany and parcel-gilt console table, circa 1940s, the shaped onyx marble atop a serpentine-shaped frieze, raised on four legs with fluted details, possibly Maison J...

Fabulous Neoclassical style console with vibrant coral marble top and frieze drawers. Gold leaf decoration and bronze sabots make this a beautiful piece.

Gustavian Louis XVI Style, White Painted Console Table, France, Marble A Gustavian monumental console table or sideboard produced in the first quarter of the 20th century in Paris, ...

Louis XVI, Hollywood Regency, Mahogany, Bronze, Marble, Ebonized Console, France, 1930s A Hollywood Regency style ebonized console designed and produced in France c. 1930s. This exa...

The Postmodernism movement is notoriously tricky to define. So the best way to describe this elusive art movement is that it’s a reaction against the utopian ideals of modernism. Over two decades, this bold movement established ideas about art and design, bringing a new self-awareness about style itself. Refusing to recognize the authority of any single style or definition of what art should be, Malabar creative minds designed the Ahrt Console. Malabar draws your attention to the mismatched colors, materials, such as wood, marble, and brass, and shapes of this unusual console...

“I don’t want to be interesting. I want to be good”. The author of these words, Mies Van der Rohe and because of this he became the inspiration of the Proportion Modern Console and i...

Art tends to evoke specific emotions when our gaze falls its way. Art is only there for us to look at and appreciate from a relative distance. Malabar designed a highly functional co...

Suppose Design Office, an interior architecture studio in Hiroshima, Japan, once created a project that brought wilderness into an urbanistic environment. Distributing many cardboar...