Ellips Travertine Console Table with Sloped Pedestal Base – Natural Stone Base

I’ve had this Ellips travertine console for a month and I’m a little obsessed. The stone has real veining in warm cream and taupe, and the hex pedestal feels rock solid. It is heavy, but once placed it is perfect. Edges are softly finished. Sits in our entry, holds a big bowl, a lamp, and keys, and it looks like it was built for the space.

I was nervous about ordering a stone console online, but this travertine piece blew me away. The veining looks natural and not too busy, the surface feels cool and solid, and the tapered round base keeps it rock steady on my slightly uneven hallway floor. It arrived packed like a tank, no chips, and took me 10 minutes to level with the felt pads. Perfect height for our entry, holds a heavy lamp and a bowl for keys without any wobble. I wipe it with a damp cloth and use coasters, and it still looks showroom new.

I’m obsessed with my Ellips travertine console table with block base. The stone has beautiful natural veining, feels solid and heavy, and the finish looks far more expensive than it was. It arrived well packed, minor natural variation in the top that makes it feel one of a kind, and assembly was just placing the top on the base. Perfect hallway size, super sturdy, and a great price.

I waited 7 weeks for mine and it was worth it. The crate was heavy and it took two of us to unbox, but everything arrived flawless with thick corner protection. The travertine is a warm cream with subtle veining and a few tiny pits that remind you it is real stone. The edges are softly eased so it does not snag sleeves or scratch bags. Assembly was simple and tool free for me, just lifting the top onto the base and aligning the guides. Once set, it sits level with no wobble and feels rock solid. I put felt pads under the base to protect my wood floors and it glides enough to nudge into place. In my narrow entry it visually lightens the wall but still has presence, and the vertical grooves catch the afternoon light in a really pretty way. I sealed the top on day one and use coasters, which has kept water marks away. Only downsides are the weight and the natural pores that can collect dust, so I give it a quick wipe weekly. Every guest comments on it, and it makes the whole space feel more collected without trying too hard.

Was nervous ordering a travertine console online, but this one is gorgeous. The veining looks natural, edges are smooth, and the rectangular pedestal base is solid. It arrived very heavy so two people to move, but setup was simple and it sits perfectly flush against the wall in our entry. Feels high end at a great price, and it has already survived keys, bags, and a few coffee spills without staining.