Tibberton Console

SEET LONDON LTD

£910

Tibberton console table in recycled elm with a brushed grey elm finish. Designed to bring warmth and character to hallways, living spaces, or behind a sofa. Its clean lines suit both modern and classic interiors. Use it to display lamps, books, and objects while keeping the look refined. This grey console works especially well with light walls and textured finishes. 180W x 46D x 86H cm; net weight 49kg The long top offers generous surface space without feeling bulky. The depth keeps it practical for narrower rooms and walkways. Solid and weighty, it’s best positioned before styling and dressin

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SEET LONDON LTD, number 14593888. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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