Art Deco Console Table with Drawers and Wall Mirror, Asko, Finland, 1930s

A graphic Art Deco console table paired with a tall wall mirror, defined by strong geometry and bold colour contrast. The table features a rectangular structure painted in a vibrant red tone, fitted with two drawers and a practical lower shelf. It stands on a black bentwood base that forms a continuous U-shaped loop, giving the piece a dynamic architectural silhouette. The small round drawer knobs and the sharp lines of the case emphasise the clean, graphic character typical of the period.

The accompanying wall mirror continues the same visual language. It is framed in black-painted wood and topped with a stepped decorative element — a classic Art Deco motif referencing the architectural forms and layered geometry of the era. Produced by Asko in Finland during the 1930s, the set reflects the period’s interest in modern forms, bold colour contrasts and industrial techniques such as bentwood construction. Founded in 1918, Asko became one of Finland’s most important furniture manufacturers and played a key role in bringing modern design into Finnish interiors.

The piece works well in an entryway, hallway or bedroom where both storage and a mirror are useful. The drawers provide space for everyday items while the open shelf adds another functional surface. Its vibrant red tone and graphic structure give the set a strong visual presence while maintaining a compact footprint. A distinctive example of Finnish Art Deco furniture that combines function, colour and architectural form.

• Table height 65 cm (25.6 in)
• Table width 63 cm (24.8 in)
• Table depth 35 cm (13.8 in)
• Mirror height 100 cm (39.4 in)
• Mirror width 42.5 cm (16.7 in)
• Painted wood, bentwood structure, mirror glass
• Manufacturer: Asko
• Period: 1930s