Antarria's Console Table Collection: A Sizing Guide for Dubai Entryway

Name: Antarria
Address: Warehouse No. 3 28B Street - Al Quoz Ind. third - Al Quoz - Dubai, Dubai, Dubai, AE
Telephone: +971 56 118 4731
Price range: $$

All six console tables in Antarria's range run 35cm deep, so the real decision is length: 100cm at the short end (Dune) up to 180cm at the long end (Corin). Measure your entryway or hallway wall first, leave at least 90cm of walking clearance in front, then pick the length that fits. Two finishes are available across the range: microcement and painted hardwood.

The Range, By Real Size And Price

Console	Dimensions	Finish	From
Dune Console	100, 120, 140 or 150cm L x 35cm W x 76cm H	Microcement	AED 2,690
Nove Console	150cm L x 35cm W x 80cm H	Microcement	AED 3,990
Arden Console	150cm L x 35cm W x 80cm H	Microcement	AED 4,590
Kano Console	150cm L x 35cm W x 80cm H	Painted hardwood	AED 5,490
Sora Console	160cm L x 35cm W x 80cm H	Microcement	AED 3,190
Corin Console	120, 140, 160 or 180cm L x 35cm W x 80cm H	Painted hardwood	AED 5,390

How To Choose

Narrow hallway or small entry: The Dune starts at just 100cm long and sits lower at 76cm high, the most forgiving option for a tight run of wall, and the only console offered in four length options.
Standard entryway wall: Nove, Arden, Kano and Sora all run a fixed 150 to 160cm long at 80cm high, the most common footprint for a typical Dubai entry hall.
Long hallway or double-height entry: Corin is the only console offered up to 180cm, also available at 120 and 140cm for a matching look at a different scale.

Finish is the other real choice. Dune, Nove, Arden and Sora are microcement, a hand-applied material where each piece ends up one of a kind. Kano and Corin use painted solid hardwood and engineered wood instead.

How To Style A Console Table Without It Looking Cluttered

A console reads best with an odd number of objects at varying heights rather than a symmetrical row. Three pieces is the easiest starting point: something tall (a lamp or a large vase), something flat (a tray or a stack of books), and something with texture (a small plant or a bowl). Leave at least a third of the surface empty.

A 150cm console fully covered edge to edge starts to look like a storage overflow rather than a styled surface, regardless of how good the individual pieces are. If the console sits under a mirror or artwork, centre the arrangement under that focal point rather than the middle of the wall, since the two rarely line up exactly in a real hallway.

Caring For Microcement Versus Painted Hardwood

The two finishes in this range need genuinely different care, not just a lighter or heavier version of the same routine.

For the microcement models, Dune, Nove, Arden and Sora, wipe the surface regularly with a soft, damp cloth or sponge, dab any spill immediately, and keep hot items off the surface directly, always use a coaster.

For the painted hardwood models, Kano and Corin, the routine flips: wipe with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust, and only use a cloth lightly dampened with water for marks or light stains. Abrasive cloths, solvents or chemical-based cleaners will damage the painted finish on Kano and Corin specifically, and both should be kept out of direct sunlight, since a painted coat discolours with prolonged sun exposure in a way the microcement finish doesn't.

Placement Clearance Beyond The 90cm Minimum

90cm of walking clearance in front of a console is the minimum for a single person to pass comfortably. If the hallway is a main thoroughfare rather than a quiet corner, for instance leading to a front door used daily, closer to 100 to 110cm avoids the console becoming an obstacle when two people need to pass at once, or when someone's carrying something bulky through the door.

In a narrower service corridor or a secondary hallway with lighter foot traffic, the 90cm minimum is genuinely enough.

FAQs

1. How deep is a console table meant to be for a hallway?

Across Antarria's range, every model is 35cm deep. That's a practical benchmark for a hallway or entryway console generally: deep enough to hold a lamp, tray or decor, shallow enough to leave walking clearance in a typical Dubai corridor.

2. What's the difference between Antarria's microcement and painted hardwood consoles?

Dune, Nove, Arden and Sora use a hand-applied microcement finish, smooth and seamless. Kano and Corin use solid hardwood and engineered wood with a painted coat instead, available in a range of colours.

3. Which console is the longest option available?

Corin, at up to 180cm. It's also the only model offered at 120, 140, 160 and 180cm, so it covers the widest span of wall lengths within a single design.