Some furniture earns its place by being beautifully adaptable. The Amish Tessa Modern Console Table brings handcrafted character to the spaces that can be difficult to furnish, from a welcoming entryway to the open wall behind a sofa or an understated accent area in the living room.   Its 50-inch-wide by 18-inch-deep profile offers useful surface space without adding unnecessary bulk. The clean-lined silhouette keeps the look decidedly modern, while the warmth and natural variation of solid hardwood give the table a richness that manufactured materials simply cannot replicate.   Look closer at the one-inch-thick top and the Tessa reveals its signature detail. Contrasting walnut bowtie inlays punctuate the hardwood surface, showcasing a traditional woodworking element in a fresh, contemporary way. The inlays become part of the table's personality, turning an otherwise streamlined design into something distinctly handcrafted.   Even the storage is thoughtfully understated. Dovetailed maple drawers provide space for keys, chargers, correspondence, and everyday essentials, while soft-close undermount drawer glides create smooth operation. Instead of adding conventional hardware, sculpted cutouts in the drawer fronts serve as pulls, preserving the table's uncluttered modern profile.   Handcrafted by Amish woodworkers from 100% solid hardwood, the Tessa is available in Red Oak, Brown Maple, Rustic Hickory, Rustic White Oak, Cherry, and Quarter Sawn White Oak. Your choice of wood and finish lets you take the design in a warmer, more traditional direction or emphasize its crisp contemporary character.   Place the Tessa in an entryway, behind a sofa, along a living room wall, or anywhere your home could use beautiful storage with a smaller footprint. Choose your hardwood and finish and order securely online, visit one of our Amish furniture store locations, or work with one of our design consultants to create a Tessa Console Table that feels made for your home.   See more products from this woodshop: Bontrager Dining Collection