04 Oct 2026
Lucca Console Table: what 85 x 34 x 70cm actually fits
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Lucca Console Table
The listing for the Lucca Console Table gives one piece of information: 85x34x70cm. No material, no finish, no description of the base. We would rather say that plainly than write a paragraph of adjectives around it, so this post does what the figures allow, which is to tell you whether that footprint suits your space.
Read the figures carefully
| Figure | Most likely |
|---|---|
| 85cm | Width along the wall |
| 34cm | Depth into the room |
| 70cm | Height to the top surface |
The listing does not label them. Width, depth then height is the usual order, and the Torino Console Table carries the same three figures written as 85 x 34 x 70cm, which supports that reading. It is still worth a message to confirm before you plan a tight alcove around it.
What 34cm of depth gives you
This is a shallow console, and that is the point of it. A third of a metre takes keys, post, a lamp and a small plant, and it leaves a hallway usable. Measure the narrowest part of your hall over the skirting, take off 34cm, and the figure left is the gap you will walk through with shopping in both hands.
Two things to check at that depth. First, anything you intend to stand on it: measure the base of the lamp or bowl against the 34cm and leave yourself room at the front edge, because that is where a coat sleeve catches an overhang. Second, how far your skirting stands out, because that holds the table off the wall and adds to the 34cm.
Where 85cm and 70cm matter
At 85cm long this fits runs of wall that a 1.2m console cannot: between a door architrave and a corner, beside a stair, or on the short wall of a square hall. If your wall is longer and you want more surface, the Lewis Console Table is listed at 120 x 40 x 75cm.
The 70cm height is the figure people overlook. It is lower than the 75cm consoles in this range, so a mirror or a picture planned for one will hang differently above the other. If the table is going behind a sofa, measure the sofa back: a console lower than the back disappears behind it, and higher than it looks like a shelf.
What the listing does not say
- Material and finish of the top. Not stated anywhere in the listing.
- The base. Nothing published about legs, a pedestal or the frame finish.
- Colour. Not given, so take it from the photograph on the product page and confirm it with us.
- Weight and assembly. Neither is published, which matters if the route involves a stair.
Ask us all four together and you will have a complete answer before you commit. The photograph on the page tells you more than a guess from us would.
Before you order
Tape 85cm by 34cm on the floor, leave it while you use the hall normally, and compare it against the other sizes in console tables. Delivery is free within 50 miles of our Glasgow store and £50 beyond. When you are ready, the Lucca Console Table page carries the photograph and the order button, and a message about the top, base and colour will get a straight answer.