Grignan Console in Recycled Elm

This Grignan Console in Recycled Elm is a long, unfussy piece for a hall or for placing behind a sofa. Crafted from reclaimed elm boards, it suits buyers who value durable, characterful timber and a simple, honest construction that lets the wood’s figure take center stage.

Grignan Console in Recycled Elm — Features and benefits

Elm’s interlocking grain gives the surface a distinctive wandering, cross‑hatched figure and makes the wood naturally resistant to splitting. That historic durability — why elm was traditionally used for chair seats, cart bottoms and chopping blocks — means this console performs well as a working surface while showing rich, lived‑in character.

Because the boards are reclaimed, the timber has already been seasoned through a previous life, giving greater dimensional stability than freshly sawn wood and reducing the risk of movement once installed. The plain construction keeps the visual language minimal so the timber’s grain, tone and markings are the primary focus.

The piece measures 175 cm wide by 40 cm deep and stands at 83 cm high, providing a generous length for display, storage baskets beneath, or to anchor a sofa without dominating the room.

Product details

• Dimensions: 175 × 40 × 83 cm (W × D × H).
• Material: Recycled elm.
• Construction: Plain, functional design that showcases the timber.
• Character: Reclaimed boards show original marks and wear; variations in grain and tone are part of the piece’s unique appearance.
• Stability: Reclaimed timber has been previously seasoned, lending greater dimensional stability compared with newly sawn wood.
• Intended use: Suitable as a hallway console, sofa table or any long surface where natural character and practical resilience are desired.

Each table will present its own patterning, colour variation and evidence of previous use, so no two pieces are identical and the finished effect is a singular, time‑rich surface.