Hardy Console, Black
A compact and refined matte black lacquered console table that shares the aesthetic language of the Hardy furniture range. Use in the hallway or in the bedroom as a practical occasional table.
Two chair typologies from the 19th century, Thomas Hardy’s birth century, inspired the original Hardy Chair: firstly the Captain’s chair originally a low-backed wooden armchair and secondly, the Smokers bow, a low back Windsor, often used in smoking rooms, public houses, barbers shops and cottages. You can see these reflected in the soft curves of the Hardy console table.
Available with or without a drawer and also in oak or white ash.
Designed by David Irwin for Another Country
Materials & Finishes
Solid Certified Ash / Lacquered
Dimensions
- Width: 888mm / 34 15/16″
- Height: 750mm / 29 1/2″
- Depth: 350mm / 13 3/4″
Free UK delivery over £1500
Eligible for return within 14 days
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