Green Hall Table

Make a bold statement with green console tables. Perfect for hallways or living rooms, these vibrant pieces add a pop of color to your home décor. Shop Target for console tables in a variety of styles, shapes and materials.

Free shipping on orders $35+ & free returns plus same. Create a timeless centerpiece with this Greene & Greene-inspired hall table woodworking plan. Featuring hallmark Craftsman-era details like exposed joinery, cloud lifts, subtle curves, and contrasting accents, this project reflects the elegant style made famous by Charles and Henry Greene.

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Hall Table The classic design of this project along with a generous helping of your woodworking skill, will make this table the focal point of any room. Step-by-step instructions, exploded views, materials list, and more-these plans have everything you need to build a Greene & Greene. Shop Green Entryway + Hallway Tables & Furniture in a variety of styles and designs to choose from for every budget.

Enjoy free shipping with your order! * Beautifully crafted console table * Scallop detail * Fresh lily pad green finish * 2 drawers and shelf for storage * Matching furniture available Make a statement in your living room, hallway or entryway with this beautifully crafted console table, an addition to your home that blends elegance, style and functionality. The standout feature of this console table is its intricately designed.

People just love this wonderful little table with its soft-colored mahogany, ebony accents and finger-jointed drawer. The spectacular detailing is characteristic of furniture designed by Charles and Henry Greene. The Greene brothers were prominent architects and furniture designers in Pasadena, Calif., during the early 20th century.