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CHEAP TO CHIC: CRYSTAL CLEAR ON A POSH CONSOLE TABLE DESIGN!

November 2, 2008
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A clear console table decorates the home of fashion designer Monique Lhuillier. Photo via inline link to PointClick Home

A crystal clear console table is perfect for any decor – there but not there in any room. Made of lucite, acrylic, plastic, or glass, these transparent tables can discreetly add mod style to a house. I love this photo above from an Elle Decor feature on fashion designer Monique Lhuillier’s home. Set against a gray wall and with zebra print upholstered bench underneath, the console table holds decorative treasures and beautiful flowers.

Any style home could work a clear console table…behind a sofa, in a bedroom or in an entry hall…flexible and decor camouflage of sorts…that’s why clear consoles are featured in today’s CHEAP TO CHIC:


CB2 – Peekaboo Clear Console Table – $349 (Molded transparent acrylic. .7″ thick. Plexi console table formed out of one piece of plastic) (above)


Crate & Barrel – Vista Console Table – $599 (“H” construction of ¾”-thick panels. Transparent acrylic) (above)


The Conran Shop – Hall Console H74 Extra Light – $995 (glass console table made of Extra Light glass which is more transparent than regular glass) (above)


Hive – Fontana Console Table – $1817 (Glass console table is carefully constructed of curved and ground 0.6″ thick float-glass. Design Pietro Chiesa, 1932. Made in Italy by FontanaArte. Also comes in coffee table and side table. Selected by the Museum of Modern Art for its permanent collection) (above)

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