Soul Console

Clean Lines, Quiet Confidence

The Soul Console by Talenti takes a straightforward approach to design. A steel perimeter frame draws clean, continuous lines around the surface, giving the piece a metropolitan edge without trying too hard. It looks light but stands firm. That tension between visual openness and structural discipline is what makes it interesting.

The top is the focal point here. Choose a glossy lacquered finish or natural marble, and the entire character of the console shifts. One feels crisp and modern, the other brings warmth and weight. Both work.

Materials and Construction

The frame is steel. The legs are die-cast aluminum fitted with thermoplastic polymer glides to protect flooring. It’s a straightforward material palette, but each element serves a clear purpose. Steel provides the rigid outline, aluminum keeps the legs precise and resilient, and the polymer feet handle the practical side of living with furniture on real floors.

Finish options run deep. Lacquered tops come in Ecru, Black, Red, and Verdigris. Metal frames are available in Burnished, Chrome, or Glossy Black. And if marble is the direction, there are six stones to consider: Calizia Capri, Nero Marquinia, Rosso Levanto, Verde Lepanto, Emperador Brown, and Calacatta Gold. Plenty of room to make it personal.

Four Sizes to Work With

The Soul Console comes in four configurations. Two widths — approximately 43 inches and 75 inches — each available in two heights, roughly 16.5 inches and 25 inches. All share a depth of about 17.7 inches. The smaller versions weigh around 33 lbs with a lacquered top and about 73 lbs in marble. The larger ones come in at roughly 51 lbs lacquered and 119 lbs in marble. So there’s a size for a narrow hallway and a size for a generous living room wall.

Where It Belongs

A console like this tends to find its way into entryways, behind sofas, or along corridors that need something but not too much. The lower-profile versions work well as display surfaces or as a subtle room divider. The taller ones sit comfortably at a more traditional console height, ready for a lamp, a stack of books, a few objects that matter.

Because the Talenti Soul is visually restrained, it pairs easily with other pieces without competing. It supports a room rather than dominating it.

Built to Stay

Steel and die-cast aluminum don’t fatigue easily. Marble, obviously, has its own kind of permanence. Even the lacquered versions carry a glossy finish that holds up well over time. This isn’t a piece that needs replacing in a few years. It’s the kind of furniture that settles into a space and stays there, looking exactly the way it should.