K Kaki Furnish.sg

Console tables built for your entryway โ€” not someone else's mansion

๐Ÿ  HDB Entryway Essential

Slim, smart, fits the HDB entryway.
From S$219.

Your front door corridor is maybe 90cm wide โ€” don't waste it on a bulky console that blocks everyone from getting in. We curate the slim ones that still look atas. No fuss. Shiok.

47 Slim models in stock
S$219โ€“S$890 Price range for HDB sizes
3โ€“5cm Minimum depth we recommend
Front Door โ†’ โŸฉโŸฉโŸฉ
Walkway clearance: Keep at least 90cm for comfort. That means console depth + legroom = your limit. For HDB corridors (usually 100โ€“120cm total), a 25โ€“30cm console is your sweet spot.
โ‰ฅ90cm minimum walking path
Wall
โ—โ”โ”โ”โ”โ” 25โ€“30cm depth โ”โ”โ”โ”โ”โ–ถ Slim but stable โ€” keys, mail, small plant fit

What goes on top?

  • โœ… Keys tray โ€” for when you're rushing out
  • โœ… Mail sorting box โ€” HDB mail piles up fast
  • โœ… Small potted plant โ€” adds life, not bulk
  • โœ… Mirror (optional) โ€” last check before leaving
Condo & landed note: If you have a wider foyer (like in a condo lobby or landed entrance), you can go up to 35โ€“40cm depth. More shelf space, still stylish. Just measure first sia. Don't guess.
โ† Corridor / Living Room โŸจโŸจโŸจ

Picked for Singapore Homes

These five are our most sold console tables. All tested in real HDB 3-room flats, condo foyers, and landed entrance halls across the island.

Marble look

Nico Marble Top Console

For the condo folks who want that atas entrance without spending a fortune on real stone.

  • 30cm depth โ€” slightly deeper, still HDB-safe
  • Faux marble top (lightweight, no cracking)
  • Black metal frame โ€” modern and clean
S$489 was S$599 See more โ†’
Ultra slim

Halden Narrow Console

At just 20cm deep, this is basically a ledge with attitude. Perfect if your corridor is truly tiny โ€” like, can't-breathe tiny.

  • Only 20cm deep โ€” ultra-slim champion
  • White oak finish, very Scandinavian
  • Wall-mounted option available (zero floor footprint)
S$219 free delivery within SG See more โ†’
Has drawers

Wells Storage Console

Die die also must buy if you need hidden storage. Two soft-close drawers keep your masks, sanitiser, and mail out of sight.

  • 32cm depth โ€” still corridor-friendly
  • 2 soft-close drawers (not that wobbly cheap stuff)
  • Matches our Oak & Walnut collections
S$599 1-year warranty See more โ†’
Round top

Lynn Curved Entry Console

Round edges = no bang your shin on it when carrying groceries. Great for landed homes with wider entrances.

  • 35cm depth โ€” comfy for condo/landed foyers
  • Curved front, very different from boxy alternatives
  • Acacia wood โ€” local favourite, durable
S$679 hand-finished See more โ†’
Folds flat

FlexiFold Entry Console

For the ultimate small-space flex. Folds to 5cm thick and mounts to the wall. Unfold when you need it, fold when guests come over. Very clever.

  • Wall-mounted, folds flat โ€” 5cm when stored
  • No drilling required (heavy-duty adhesive strip)
  • Hold up to 8kg โ€” keys and mail are fine
S$189 renter-friendly! See more โ†’

Questions Singapore Buyers Ask

Short answer: not if you pick the right one.

Most HDB 3-room and 4-room flats have an entry corridor that's about 100โ€“120cm wide. If you put a 40cm console there, you're left with 60โ€“80cm of walking space โ€” which is tight for two people passing each other, and annoying when you're carrying groceries or a delivery.

Our recommendation: Go for 25โ€“30cm depth for HDB units. That leaves you a comfortable 70โ€“95cm walkway. The Tucker Slim Walnut (25cm) and Nico Marble Top (30cm) both fit this sweet spot perfectly. If you live in a condo or landed property with a wider foyer (150cm+), you can safely go up to 35โ€“40cm and still have plenty of room.

Pro tip: Measure your corridor FIRST before buying. Use a tape measure from wall to opposite wall. Subtract 90cm (minimum walking space) and that's your max console depth. Don't skip this step โ€” we've seen too many people return furniture because they guessed wrong sia.

Absolutely โ€” that's literally what these are made for.

HDB entries are small, yes. But a slim console table actually reduces clutter instead of adding to it. Think about it: without a console, your keys, mail, and masks end up on the kitchen counter or living room table โ€” everywhere. A 25cm console gives you a dedicated "landing zone" right by the door.

The trick is keeping it minimal. One key tray, one small plant, maybe a framed photo. Don't turn it into a storage overflow zone. The Halden Narrow at 20cm deep is our pick for really tight BTO spaces โ€” it's basically a floating shelf with style points.

And yes, it looks atas. We promise. A nice walnut or marble-top console makes your entry feel intentional, not accidental. Guests will notice.

We deliver islandwide and most orders arrive in 3โ€“7 working days.

All our console tables are packed in double-boxed packaging with corner protectors. For HDB flats, we deliver to the ground floor or your block entrance โ€” if you need it brought upstairs, that's an extra S$15โ€“S$30 depending on floor level and lift availability. Landed properties get white-glove delivery (into the room of your choice) at no extra charge.

If anything arrives damaged, don't stress โ€” we'll send a replacement within 48 hours, no questions asked. We've been doing this for years and our damage rate is under 2%. But if it happens, we sort it die die.

Assembly: Most models come 90% assembled. You just attach the legs (3 minutes, no tools needed). The wall-mounted options require a drill โ€” we include a template and video guide.

Good question โ€” people mix these up all the time.

A console table is long and narrow, designed to go against a wall. It's your entryway workhorse โ€” keys, mail, decorations. Typical size: 80โ€“120cm wide ร— 25โ€“40cm deep.

A side table is smaller and squarer, meant to sit beside a sofa or chair. Typical size: 40โ€“60cm wide ร— 40โ€“50cm deep.

For your HDB entry? You want a console table. Something slim and wall-hugging. A side table would stick out too far and become an obstacle course. We only sell console tables here because that's what Singapore homes actually need. No confusion sia.