Price
£895
Felix Insights
Interior Design Perspective
The Caelum Console Table earns its place here for bringing sculptural interest to what's often a purely functional piece.
The natural finish on painted engineered board and wood strikes a practical balance—you get the warmth of timber tones without solid wood's price point or weight. Its two-shelf silhouette creates visible storage that works harder than single-surface designs, particularly useful in entrance halls where you need somewhere for keys, post, and decorative objects to coexist. The name references 'sky' and 'heaven' in Latin, which feels apt for the airy, elevated look. Worth noting: painted finishes can show knocks over time in high-traffic areas, so position thoughtfully.
— Felix
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Meet the Brand
Oka
Founded in 1999 by Sue Jones and Lucinda Waterhouse, Oka brings globally-inspired luxury home furnishings to discerning customers. Drawing from Asian and European influences, the...
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