Ercole Console

Design

Conceived by Boatto Martino Studio in 2020, the Ercole console is shaped from the idea of a single marble block, then carefully defined into clear, architectural lines. The form is direct and confident. A solid base supports a broad top, with a central metal insert cutting through the stone to break the mass and add a precise graphic rhythm. Nothing feels superfluous; every line has a purpose.

Materials & Build

Ercole is built entirely around marble and metal. The top and base are marble, giving the console a strong, monolithic presence, while the central insert and details are finished in metal, adding a cooler, subtle contrast. Available in a selection of marbles and metal finishes, it adapts cleanly to different interior palettes without losing its character.

The console measures about 57.1 inches wide, 32.7 inches high, and 16.9 inches deep. At roughly 136.7 pounds, it has real weight and stability, with a volume around 24.7 cubic feet. The proportions feel considered, not bulky, making the most of the marble’s impact without overwhelming a space.

Ease of Use

For a piece carved from marble, Ercole stays practical. The height suits everyday use, whether for placing keys and small objects or for arranging a lean row of books or art pieces. The flat marble top offers a reliable, generous surface, while the firm base keeps the console steady. It is a statement piece, but one that quietly supports daily rituals.

Placement & Lifestyle

This console sits comfortably in an entryway, along a corridor, or behind a sofa, where its clean structure can anchor the room. It also works against a feature wall or under a large artwork, letting the mix of marble and metal speak without shouting. In a more formal setting, such as a dining area or private office, the Capital Ercole console introduces a composed, contemporary note.

Longevity

With its marble body and metal accents, Ercole is made for long-term presence rather than quick rotation. The materials age with grace, and the straightforward geometry resists passing trends. The substantial weight contributes to a feeling of permanence. Within the Console 2020 collection, it stands out as a piece that can move from one interior to the next and still feel relevant, year after year.