Console Table and Mirror Set

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Get one last glance before you leave the house, or check your tie before meeting your date for the evening, all done at your entryway table and mirror set. A perfect place to put your keys when coming home, to set down a gift when giving a friend or loved one a hug, or just checking to make sure your hair is just right before that banquet dinner. It is form and function personified.

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This Contemporary Console & Mirror in Oak Finish features 1 storage drawer with a decorative pull-handle, 1 bottom shelf, and sturdy oak solids and veneers construction. A perfect set for entryways and hallways.

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Designed by Vanessa DeLeon, this console table with a fabulous oval, teardrop mirror will greet your guests with style and class from the very first seconds, adding a sophisticated appeal to the hallway space.

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This stylish console table is a beautiful detail to the lobby, hallway or entryway. It looks very elegant and robust construction provides durability. Styled marble countertop adds chic.

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A chic woody hall set in mid browns. A table has oval both a top and a bottom shelf and 4 tall curved angular tapered legs. A mirror has a rectangular frame with partitions. A table apron and a mirror frame feature rectangular insets in warm hues.

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An entryway table and mirror set is an excellent addition to the entrance area of your home. It's functional as it allows you to get a quick look at the mirror before you finally leave the house. But, that's not all as the set can provide you with everything that you need to furnish an entryway.

Before you go shopping for entryway table and mirror sets, there are a couple of things that you need to know. As you may know already, there are a lot of choices available online, and it's easy to make a mistake. Knowing what to look for and what to avoid can help you steer clear from costly errors.

What are the most common shapes of entryway tables?

Typically, the most common shapes for entryway tables are rectangle and half-circle.

The half-circle shape is a great option if you are trying to conserve space. Since the half-circle shape features a curve, it creates an illusion of more room. In other words, it won't make your entry area feel cramped.
The rectangle, on the other hand, has the advantage of having a larger surface area. Hence, it's a great option if you are planning to place decorative items on the table (e.g., potted plants, flowers in a vase, lamps). Typically, the rectangular shape also comes with drawers. Thus, it's an excellent choice if you are fond of leaving keys and other "on-the-go" items on an entryway table.

The shape of the entry table has an impact on how it will perform in real life.

What are the best entryway table materials?

When it comes to constructing entryway tables, the most common materials used are wood, metal and melamine tops.

Wood is the most luxurious option. Hence, it's a good choice if your top priority is aesthetics.
Metal tables come with little maintenance and are very tough. They're your excellent options if you are looking into getting good value for your money.
Melamine tops are great options if the budget is tight. They're lightweight, and the durability is "good enough."

How to make sure the mirror is good quality?

The first thing to check is the silver content of the mirror. Generally, the higher the silver content, the better the product is.

The thickness of the mirror will also reveal its quality. Thin and low-quality mirrors will result to warping or distorted images. Again, the thicker, the better. At the very least, the thickness should be 1/4 inch.

If you are purchasing a set with multiple mirrors, then it's critical that you ensure that the glass comes from one source. If the seller simply packaged the mirrors from different sources, the unappealing differences may show once you set up the entire set.

When shopping for an entryway table and mirror set, don't forget to check the mirror. Most people make the mistake of just checking the table and ignoring the mirror's quality. Keep in mind that even a luxurious-looking mirror will reveal its "cheapness" if the mirror is of lousy quality.