Glass And Chrome Console Table

197 Ideas by Chloe Hughes

A glass and chrome console table is a great way to add some understated glamour to your hallway. Infinitely practical, it will look stunning and add storage space. Chrome will match most décor styles due to its gleaming silver finish. Plus, glass can make a hallway or living room look bigger due to its reflecting qualities. From simple designs to unique and ultra-modern looks, our design experts have picked out some of the best glass and chrome console tables below.

Henn 78.75'' Solid Wood Console Table

Modern chrome metal glass accent entry sofa console table new

Representing well the contemporary design, this console table combines smoothly glass and chrome. Its minimalistic construction catches the attention with the bent X-crossed legs.

Meandering Console Table

Unique and original, this console table will surely adorn your living room space and offer a futuristic design, providing your living room with the elegant and modern outlook, while the root beer finish blends with the furnishing and the "S" shaped stand looks just superb.

20th century chrome glass console table

Unique glass and chrome console table founded atop asymmetric metal base. Dark glass top fits any color palette. This high end console table comprises a fine example of the 20th century modern furniture design.

Curved Chrome and Glass Console Table

Porcaro Landscape & Nature Figurines & Sculptures

Vollmer Console Table

Contemporary 3-Tier Console Table

Vanwingerden 57'' Solid Wood Console Table

Modern Curved X-Style Base Sofa Table

Intricate Chrome Glass Console Table

Modern Glass Chrome Console Table

Lopp 52'' Console Table

X Detail Chrome Console Table

Lots of metal semi-circular, arranged in different shapes, different configurations. They are fashionable and create a perfect glass console table.

The glass top is supported by metal rims of various sizes.

Geometric Glass and Chrome Console Table

Chic Glass-Top Console with Chrome Frame

Simple Glass Console Table

Sleek and Chic Console Table with Openwork Design

Huckins 47" Console Table

Huxley 39.4'' Console Table

Geometric Lattice Console Table

Geometric Console Table with Mirrored Design

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Chloe Hughes Interior Design Expert

Chloe is a vintage and antique decor expert, writer, and DIY educator who helps readers translate their love of character-rich pieces into livable, modern homes. With an extensive background in antique shopping, period décor, and hands-on upcycling, she shows people how to blend storied finds with everyday comfort. Her guidance focuses on creating warm, personal interiors where historic details and real life work seamlessly together.

How to maintain a glass and chrome console table?

To maintain your glass and chrome console table, always use cloths, coasters, and plant saucers to protect the glass surface from getting dirty and scratched. When cleaning your console table, use a sponge, mild detergent, soap, or a non-abrasive glass spray, along with warm water. Then, dry with a clean, microfibre cloth. Make sure you regularly clean your console table to preserve its beauty for much longer. If the chrome frame happens to have stains and tarnish marks, give it a quick wipe with a cloth and vinegar or alcohol. Lastly, avoid placing heavy items on your console table.

How to style a glass and chrome console table?

When styling a glass and chrome console table, you’ll want to make sure that these clear, shiny, metallic materials are able to speak for themselves. To do this, you’ll want to mix materials, in this instance: Use a lamp that’s made out of distressed wood, and place vintage leather-bound books horizontally on the surface. Pair with a candle, and your glass and chrome console table will look excellent with minimal styling.

Where to place a glass and chrome console table?

Your new glass and chrome console table will fit nicely in an entryway or small hallway because it’s likely very thin.

We’d advise against putting it right next to the front door, however, because the table next to your front door should have a hardy, durable top, as this is a high-traffic area.