Provincial French Curved Scallop Grey & Gold Console

1. The French Style White Console Table with Natural Wood Top features a elegant two-tone silhouette with a natural wood top and a crisp white painted base, bringing classic French charm to any entryway or living space.
2. Crafted from teak wood, the base is finished in clean white paint while the top retains its natural wood tone, creating a warm and refreshing two-tone contrast.
3. The three-drawer configuration offers practical everyday storage,keeping the surface neat and organised while maintaining a graceful front elevation.
4. The brass bail handles on each drawer add a subtle antique accent,complementing the white base with a warm decorative touch.
5. A gently scalloped apron between the drawers adds a classic decorative detail, keeping the design light and elegant in proportion.
6. The tall cabriole legs give the table an airy, lifted stance, making it ideal as an entryway console, hallway table, or sofa table.
7. The white and natural wood combination makes it a seamless fit for French country, coastal, Scandinavian, and classic white interiors.
8. Proudly made in India, this console table reflects skilled teak
   wood craftsmanship and a timeless approach to classic French furniture design.

What to Do

• Dust the wooden body, top surface, and cane drawer panels regularly with a soft dry cloth or soft brush to prevent dust from settling into the weave and wood finish.
• Wipe the wooden surfaces with a clean dry cloth to remove surface dirt and maintain the dark finish.
• Use a soft bristle brush to gently clean the cane panels and clear any dust or particles trapped within the weave.

What to Avoid

• Avoid harsh chemicals, acidic cleaners, or abrasive pads on both the wood body and cane panels as these may damage the finish and weave.
• Do not use excess water or wet cloths on the cane, as moisture can cause it to loosen, sag, or lose its natural tension over time.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or damp areas, as these may cause the cane to discolour and the wood to warp or fade over time.