Lilesville Marble-Effect Console Table: Glossy White Top, Black Frame, Gold Accents, 118cm
By Furniture1002 min read
The Lilesville is the glamorous one among our marble-effect consoles: a glossy white top with grey veining, a black frame with slim gold-tone accents, and a wide black plinth so it stands rather than perches. It is the console for a hallway that wants a bit of theatre.
What it is
A contemporary console table with a glossy white marble-effect top, subtle grey veining, a black frame with gold-tone accents and a wide black plinth base. The product page states 78cm high, 118cm wide and 30cm deep.
Who it suits
A hall or living room in a white, black and gold scheme. The plinth base gives it weight and presence, the gold accents give it the glamour, and the marble-effect top gives it the look of stone without the upkeep. It suits a large mirror above and a pair of lamps on top.
Marble-effect, honestly
The top is a printed stone look on a solid surface. It gives you the veining and the gloss, and it wipes with a damp cloth. It is not marble: it does not stain from a glass, it does not chip at the edge, and it does not weigh what stone weighs. We say marble-effect so nobody expects stone.
Lilesville, Upney or Ancuta
Three marble-effect consoles.
- Lilesville: 118cm, black frame with gold accents, plinth base. Grounded.
- Upney: 120cm, gold arched lattice frame. Airy.
- Ancuta: 100cm, half-moon, black rod frame with a shelf. Compact.
Living with it
A damp cloth for the top; a dry one for the gold accents, which show fingerprints.
Find yours
Free UK delivery and 30-day returns.
See the Lilesville 118cm console. For sizing a hall, read our console table guide; for lamps to go on it, our table lamp guide. Or browse all the tables.
Frequently asked questions
How big is the Lilesville?
The product page states 78cm high, 118cm wide and 30cm deep. The 30cm depth is what makes it a hallway table.
Is the top real marble?
No. It is a glossy white marble-effect with subtle grey veining. It has the look without the weight, the cost or the staining real marble picks up from a wet glass, and we say marble-effect rather than marble.
What is the base?
A striking black frame with slim gold-tone accents on a wide black plinth, so the table stands on a solid base rather than four legs and reads as grounded.
Where does it work?
A hallway or living space that leans glamorous: white, black and gold. The page suggests a lamp, a mirror, flowers or decorative accessories on top.
Lilesville or Upney?
Both are marble-effect consoles around 120cm. The Upney has a gold arched lattice frame and reads as airy; the Lilesville has a black frame on a plinth and reads as grounded. Choose gold and open, or black and solid.
