Lian Elm Console Table
A slim 130cm console table in reclaimed elm finished with vibrant blue high-gloss lacquer and intricate hand-carved detailing across the apron and legs — the calming counterpoint to the matching Ying Red console in the same Eastern-inspired collection. Designed with the deliberate 30cm depth that fits narrow hallways and entryways where standard consoles cannot.
– Dimensions: 130 × 30 × 85 cm (slim profile suited to narrow hallways)
– Material: reclaimed elm wood with vibrant blue high-gloss lacquer finish
– Hand-carved decorative detailing on apron and legs
– Format: clean-line console with classical Chinese-lacquer cultural reference
– Suited to entryways, hallways, eclectic interiors, modern Zen, Coastal styling
- Estimated Delivery : 4 to 10 business days
| Dimensions | 130 × 30 × 85 cm |
|---|---|
| Product Assembly | No Assembly Required |
FAQ
What is the difference between the Lian Blue and Ying Red consoles?
The Lian Blue and Ying Red are deliberate colour-pair sister pieces in the Sotran Oriental Furniture collection. Both share the same reclaimed elm material and the same overall form, but the Lian Blue carries hand-carved decorative detailing across the apron and legs, while the Ying Red has a simpler unornamented form. The carving represents additional craft labour, which is part of why the Lian carries a higher price than the Ying.
What is reclaimed elm wood?
Elm is the foundational hardwood of classical Ming and Qing dynasty Chinese furniture, traditionally used for its dense grain, structural strength, and ability to take detailed carving. Reclaimed elm specifically means the timber comes from previous use rather than newly harvested, carrying both the durability of cured timber and the sustainability story of salvaged material.
What does the blue lacquer reference culturally?
The blue colour references Chinese cobalt blue-and-white porcelain (Ming dynasty ware), which became one of the most influential decorative exports in global history. The colour carries associations with serenity, water, and contemplative calm in Chinese tradition, distinct from the celebratory vitality associated with ceremonial red.
Will the high-gloss finish show fingerprints and dust?
Yes, more visibly than matte finishes. The high-gloss character is part of the styling intent (it catches and reflects light), but the trade-off is that fingerprints, dust, and surface marks show more readily. Routine dusting and immediate spot-cleaning of marks keep the surface looking its best.
Can I use it as a TV console?
The 30cm depth is shallow for a TV console, which typically needs 35 to 50cm of depth for stable TV positioning and equipment behind. For purely decorative use or for very compact TV setups, the Lian works, but for typical TV console use, a deeper piece is the better fit.
Does it come pre-assembled?
Yes. The console arrives fully assembled with no assembly required at delivery.
Can I use it outdoors or on a covered patio?
No, the console is designed for indoor use only. The high-gloss lacquer finish is not weather-rated for sustained outdoor placement, and outdoor humidity and UV exposure would damage the finish over time.
Will the blue colour fade?
The vibrant blue lacquer will gradually soften under sustained direct sunlight over years. Indoor positioning away from direct windows preserves the colour depth for longer. Twice-yearly polishing with Magico Furniture Polish helps maintain the lacquer character.
What's the warranty?
The piece is covered by Sotran's 3-year warranty on solid wood furniture. Hand-applied variation in the carved detail and natural variation in the reclaimed elm grain are not warranty defects, since they are part of how solid wood and hand-carved furniture present.
















