Karamel Console

Design

The Karamel console from Capital plays with clear, primary shapes. Nothing feels complicated or fussy. A slim top, a firm base, and the quiet tension between the two give it presence without taking over a room. The contrast of materials and colours is the point: it looks composed, not matched, so it slips easily into interiors that already have a strong voice.

This is a console that feels graphic and modern, yet easy to live with. Lines stay clean, proportions stay balanced, and the silhouette stays light, even in its larger size. It stands comfortably between statement and backdrop, depending on how it is styled.

Materials & Build

Karamel pairs wooden tops with a metal base, a combination that keeps the design visually lean but reassuringly solid. The surfaces are finished in wood, the structure in metal, with each material allowed to read clearly. No unnecessary detailing, just a focus on junctions and planes.

Two widths are available, roughly 47.2 to 63.0 inches, with a depth of about 15.7 inches and a height near 32.7 inches. Weight ranges from about 121 to 134.5 pounds, with a volume of approximately 21.2 to 28.3 cubic feet, depending on the size. Built for regular use, the console has a stable stance and a substantial feel aligned with Capital’s approach across the CONSOLE 2013 collection.

Comfort in Use

At just under 33 inches high, the Karamel console sits at an intuitive level for daily use. Items rest within easy reach, whether it is placed by an entry, behind a sofa, or along a feature wall. The narrow depth keeps movement around it comfortable, even in tighter corridors.

Because the structure is clean and open, the piece feels light to the eye while remaining practical as a working surface. It supports display without demanding careful handling.

Placement & Lifestyle

The compact depth of Karamel makes it well suited to hallways and transitional spaces, but it also works as a slim anchor in living or dining areas. The mix of wood and metal lets it sit confidently next to upholstered pieces, stone, or other woods without clashing.

In a larger room, the longer version can define a zone and carry lighting, books, or a few curated objects. In smaller interiors, the shorter option offers enough surface without crowding the space. Either way, it adds a quiet order to the room.

Longevity

Capital’s Karamel console is built around durable materials that stand up to regular use: a wooden top for everyday placement and a metal base for strength. The straightforward geometry avoids trends that date quickly, and the contrasting finishes age with character rather than wear out. With its simple structure and considered proportions, it is designed to remain relevant and reliable for years of use.