Set of two console tables ART DE FER two grey wire-frame consoles SOCADIS

The set of two console tables ART DE FER by SOCADIS is designed to frame and enliven a passage area, such as a hallway or the space behind a sofa. With their grey wire-frame structures and clear glass tops, these consoles create a refined outline without visually closing the room. Placed together along a wall, the larger table offers a generous surface for daily essentials, while the narrower one extends the line like a light, graphic echo. Their open bases let the flooring remain fully visible, so they work equally well on parquet, tiles or a rug. This duo is ideal for marking an entrance zone, supporting a statement lamp, or staging a few favourite objects without overwhelming the architecture around them. They bring structure and rhythm, yet their airy design lets light and perspective pass through with ease.

Visual design and aesthetic details

This ART DE FER console set is all about vertical rhythm and transparency. Each piece rests on a cage-like base made of closely spaced grey metal rods, creating a clean linear motif that feels both graphic and understated. The clear glass tops seem to hover above this framework, catching reflections while leaving the structure legible from every angle. Because the tops are transparent, the consoles read almost like outlines in the room, more drawing than volume, which makes them particularly suitable for narrower spaces. The larger console presents a long, slim rectangle, perfect for a carefully curated arrangement, while the smaller one repeats the same language on a reduced width, reinforcing the design coherence. The neutral grey finish blends effortlessly with light Scandinavian palettes, darker industrial atmospheres or colourful eclectic interiors, acting as a quiet, stable base for bolder decorative choices.

Why choose this console set

• Two different widths let you create layered, staggered or separated arrangements, adapting easily to changing layouts and evolving decorative ideas.
• Wire-frame metal bases keep the floor visible, preserving a sense of spaciousness and lightness even in tight hallways or compact living rooms.
• Clear glass tops provide stable display surfaces while visually disappearing, ideal for featuring sculptural lamps, art books or minimal decorative compositions.
• Neutral grey metal coordinates with wood, concrete, white walls and colourful accessories, making it simple to integrate into existing furniture ensembles.
• Matching design language across both consoles allows you to separate them between rooms while maintaining a subtle visual connection throughout your home.

Where to place your console tables

Against an entrance wall, align the larger ART DE FER console as a main landing strip for keys, mail and a slim table lamp, then position the narrower one slightly offset to prolong the line towards the living area. In a living room, the larger piece works well behind a sofa, its glass top leaving the backrest visible while offering space for books and small objects. The slender depth suits corridors, where the open base keeps the passage clear. You can also use the smaller console under a window to frame a plant collection, the vertical rods echoing stems and foliage. For more inspiration on pairing them with other slim furniture, explore our wider selection of modern console tables to repeat heights or finishes. In a bedroom, place the narrow table beneath a horizontal artwork for a discreet, elegant display line.

Long-term decorative coherence

To build long-term visual harmony around this ART DE FER duo, treat their grey metal and glass combination as a neutral, architectural backbone. Pair them with light wood furniture for softness, or with black accents – picture frames, lamp bases, chair legs – to echo the graphic quality of the wire structure. Because the consoles are visually light, you can afford bolder textures on the wall behind them: limewash finishes, large-format artworks or patterned wallpaper. Over time, rotate the objects displayed on the glass tops to refresh the mood while keeping the structural presence consistent. If you later rearrange rooms, let one console move to a home office as a display shelf, and the other remain in the hallway; the shared design will subtly tie spaces together. Their clear geometry supports changing colours, textiles and accessories without dictating a specific style.