Here is a picture of my adjoining living room. I want it to coordinate with this.

Here's a fun one. Drawer is lined with leather. Made from hardwood. There are three: this one is aqua/ivory, which I thought would look great in your hallway. The others are gold/olive and gray/bronze, which is also nice.

Notive the knobs.

I LOVE your LR furniture!

Here is a link that might be useful: Hand-painted demi-lune console table

This post was edited by Tibbrix on Thu, Nov 6, 14 at 9:54

This Chaleston Forge one does not have drawers; however, the price and size are right, and it's made in the US.

Your style looks to be clean, and I think this fits.

I checked Lexington furniture, which is my go-to, but the minimum length was 60. I think you will run into that problem with many manufacturers.

Here is a link that might be useful: Table

Wow your home is beautiful kew2006!

I'd look around and have one made custom myself, either local, or there are all kinds of small American companies on the internet now crafting handmade furniture in solid American-sourced wood for the same price you would pay for veneers on particle board from China.

Here's one from Hardwood Artisans. They will customize. I had them make some furniture 27 years ago that still is as good as the day it was delivered. A joy to look at and use.

Here is a link that might be useful: details, including customization options

I agree, lovely home! I would look at local auction places too. I see interesting things at the ones around here sometimes.

This one is lovely.

Here is a link that might be useful: Table link

Beautiful home, kew. I would look at Maitland Smith. Providing a link to their console table pages. You can get an idea of prices on eBay. Stenella also carries them.

Here is a link that might be useful: Maitland Smith

For a high quality small, traditional style piece, you should not need to buy new. I would look in antique stores.

You may also want to try Stenella, depending on where you live. Also note the brands they carry; those are the ones you want to be looking for..

Pretty room!

Here is a link that might be useful: good source for used high quality pieces

Thanks everyone for the suggestions and kind words. Lots of good ideas. I just started searching eBay for Maitland Smith and I'm finding some nice options. I think this will keep me busy for a while! I know you're right mtn about buying used. My couch is a Baker I bought for $600 and reupholstered, my dining table, chairs, and hutch are Hickory White I picked up from craigslist. I found my coffee table from a friend who was in the business of helping people with estate sales. I'm not sure why I didn't think to put more effort into finding a used console before. I'm going to spend some time looking. Thx!

I'd look for something light with curved legs that tucked in, so it was different than the living room, but perhaps in a dark wood like the LR.

Since it's the first thing you see when you come in, it would be nice if it had a sculptural impact from the side. Any frontal impact will be lost, pretty much, because you won't be able to stand back from the front to admire it. See link to Regency or Federal inspired table.

Here is a link that might be useful: Regency or Federal inspired table

This post was edited by Lilylore on Fri, Nov 7, 14 at 3:52

kew, beautiful house / LR.

Perhaps something from Harden Furniture? They are a local (long-time) family business that specializes in quality furniture -- primarily cherry. I have one of their prototype consoles... a one-of-a-kind piece... and everyone comments on how beautiful it is. Here's a link to their website with selection of consoles.

My niece now works for them as a designer! :)

Here is a link that might be useful: Harden consoles

Lilylore, I really like that console. It has an edginess to it that I like. RH no longer sells it, but this definitely helps guide me. I have a hard time deciding on styles because I like so many different kinds.

Partymusic, the man who upholstered my sofa is a Harden dealer. I had not heard of the brand before working with him. I believe he said he uses Harden frames to build custom upholstery pieces. They have some nice things too!

I just happened to stumble on this when poking around on Bassett's site. Kind of interesting?

Here is a link that might be useful: demi console

That is perfect Sue. Guess it is just missing drawers :(

Would go nicely to complement the coffee table!

Saw this on ebay. Beautiful!

Here is a link that might be useful: Ebay Table

Nice to hear good things about a local company. :)

FWIW, kew, I think that Lilylore's console choice would be perfect with your decor!

Atk, I think the eBay one is going to be too deep.

I happen to be looking for a console in that price range these days, too, and spend half of my life on 1stDibs. Lots of very nice things. Try there.

This one's 54" x 16" (so it may be a little deep) but it's very light-looking and leggy.

Here is a link that might be useful: Knox Console

And this one by Kindel is 15.5" but 38" wide. The stretchers are really nice, I think.

And this one from Century is very simple, shallow and comes in a Ton of finishes.

Here is a link that might be useful: Century

Really like Pal's Kindel.

Love the sexy stretchers and the rosette bling, Pal.

Wow, pal. I like all of those. I do think the first is too big because it pushes both dimensions. The Kindel is beautiful and I think the size would work. Traditional, classic. But, holy cow, the legs on that Century. I'm thinking the TriBeCa finish? Hmm, I just noticed the front view of the Century really highlights those legs. Wonder if the side view would be as appealing. Maybe the Kindel would present better from the side? I'm going to check both of those options.

eBay has some really nice pieces too. Funny, I noticed most of what catches my eye is Stenella. Usually the deminsions don't quite work though. All of this is a little dangerous.

Pal, those are gorgeous!!! Really LOVE the Kindel!

I like the Louix XVI/19th-century Italian Knox Console. The legs are not 'frontal' so they show the same details on the sides as on the front. And from the side there is the pretty detail of the gray painted surface and the gold molding above the legs.

Wanted to update this with my find. After a lot of pondering and looking around at consignment shops and online, I finally pulled the trigger on a console table. I found it on Ebay. It's a Johnson Handley Johnson which I read online was a good brand. I liked the barley twist legs and the pulls. Now, I need to finish the rest of the entry. I'll post a separate post about that with all of the questions and decisions I have to make.

Oops, forgot the pic.

Ooh that looks perfect for your entry!

Thanks!