Kandy Console

Design

The Kandy console from Capital plays with simple geometric lines and bold contrasts. Its profile is clean and almost graphic, built around a strong central volume with two lateral wings that soften the look. The mix of primary shapes keeps the piece visually light, even at a generous scale.

At the center, a single compartment opens to reveal a mirrored interior. It gives the console an element of surprise, almost like a discreet cabinet hidden in plain sight. The proportions are carefully balanced, so it reads as a sculpted object as much as a functional surface.

Materials & Build

Kandy is structured in wood, giving the console a solid, reassuring core. The surfaces are designed to be touched and used, not just admired. Metal details complete the construction, adding a subtle graphic edge against the wood.

The lateral sides are wrapped in leather, which introduces warmth and a softer texture. This contrast of wood, metal, and leather is where Capital’s character comes through: familiar materials, handled in a precise and modern way. Inside the central compartment, the mirror lining catches light and reflections, making the space feel bright and considered.

Function & Ease of Use

Behind the clean front, the console offers straightforward, accessible storage. The single central compartment keeps the layout simple, so what is stored inside remains easy to reach and easy to see, helped by the mirrored interior.

With a width of about 61.4 inches, a height around 30.3 inches, and a depth near 19.7 inches, Kandy offers ample surface without overwhelming the room. Weighing roughly 112 to 123 pounds, it feels substantial when in place, yet still manageable for positioning during installation.

Placement & Lifestyle

This console sits comfortably in an entry, along a living room wall, or behind a sofa. Its understated geometry makes it an easy piece to pair with both minimal and more layered interiors. The contrast between the wooden structure and leather sides gives enough presence to stand alone, even in a sparsely furnished space.

In a dining area, the mirrored compartment can hold pieces that deserve a bit of display when opened, then disappear behind a clean front when closed. The Kandy console adapts to how the home is actually used, not just how it looks in a photograph.

Longevity

The combination of wood, metal, and leather is chosen for durability as much as appearance. These materials age with use, gaining a natural patina rather than feeling worn out. The mirrored interior is protected when closed, reducing exposure to dust and everyday wear.

With a volume of about 28.3 cubic feet, the piece has a solid architectural presence, yet remains refined. Over time, the console is meant to stay in place, evolving quietly with the surroundings while maintaining the clear, confident lines that define Capital’s work.