Tables that go behind your couch are typically referred to as Console Tables.
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Console tables can serve as a room divider, a coffee table, or a way to keep a couch off of a wall.
Some tables that go behind your couch come with added storage and shelving. In an open concept room, this particular design can also serve as a practical piece of furniture. With a substantial piece of furniture abutting a couch, you can divide the space visually. The definition and bulk of using a console table and sofa can mark the separation.
If you prefer a couch that doesn’t sit directly on a wall, position a console table between the sofa and the wall; this is a helpful trick for couches close to windows. Place the console table behind the sofa and in front of the window.
When end-tables are not an option, a console table can serve as a place for lamps, knick-knacks, and beverages. Narrow rooms are ideal for console tables.
Use it elsewhere when you’re tired of a table behind your couch. Use these consoles as a hallway table, dining room credenza, or even a bedroom shelf table.
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