Rustic wooden console table with a brown leather inlay, metal ring accents, and ornate carvings, set against a dark wall background.

Sustainable Western Furniture with Antique Elegance

Jason Scott Consoles

Jason Scott Console Tables feature narrow, console-height accent and storage tables for entryways, living rooms, and offices, distinguished by handcrafted teak construction, drawer and hutch options, carved or twisted wood legs, occasional iron supports and metal studs, and rustic, old-world detailing that emphasizes the wood grain. The reclaimed teak is perfected using a unique ten-step process that includes wire brushing, scraping with broken glass, burning, waxing, rubbing with empty bottles, and state-of-the-art kiln drying, creating quality heirloom pieces.
Jason Scott's journey to make heirloom-quality furniture began in 1995 in Java. Today, he has a team of over two hundred craftsmen and three factory warehouses there, and his business continues from Phoenix, Arizona, to design beautiful, bespoke furniture and meet the unique needs of clientele across the United States.
Custom Design

Jason Scott Cadillac Console Table

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Jason Scott Capone Console Table

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Jason Scott Cordoza Console (4 Drawer)

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Jason Scott Cordoza Console Table

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A Jason Scott Corinthian 6 Leg Console with Hutch made of teak wood with intricate carvings and six legs, featuring a hutch with glass panel doors.

Jason Scott Corinthian 6 Leg Console w/ Hutch

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Jason Scott Corinthian Console Table / 3 Drawers

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Jason Scott Corinthian Console Table / 4 Drawers

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Jason Scott Corinthian Console Table / 6 Legs

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Jason Scott Crimson Console Table

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Jason Scott Dimilu

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Jason Scott Dragonfly Console Table

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Jason Scott Grand Cordoza Console Table

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Jason Scott Majestic Iron Leg Console Table

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Jason Scott Majestic Wood Leg Console Table

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Jason Scott Royal Console Table

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Jason Scott Sacred Heart Console Table

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Jason Scott Santana Console Table

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Jason Scott Sinatra Console Table

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Jason Scott Spanish Carpenters Table

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Jason Scott Spanish Carpenters Table / 6 Legs

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Jason Scott Spanish Prison Console Table

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Jason Scott Spanish Prison Console Table / 6 Legs

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A Jason Scott Collection console table made of teak wood with intricate carvings, featuring a pair of doors and a hutch.

Jason Scott Spanish Prison Console Table w/ Hutch

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Jason Scott Twist Leg Console

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Jason Scott Venetian Console Table w/ Studs

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Best Uses — Jason Scott Console Tables

Built by hand in Java from teak, Jason Scott console tables carry a deep furniture-making tradition into a long, narrow form intended for generations of use. They serve homeowners who need an enduring surface behind a sofa or at the edge of an open room, giving books, ceramics, and collected objects a deliberate place without the footprint of deeper case furniture.

Grand Entry Halls
In a generous foyer, carved bases, drawer fronts, and hutch-backed silhouettes establish a commanding first impression alongside other Western entryway furnishings.
A Study in Depth
Drawer and hutch configurations bring storage and visual structure to a home office without surrendering the collection's substantial, hand-worked character.
Texas Great Rooms
Expansive Western living room settings give the teak heft, carved details, and select twist-leg forms enough space to hold their own.
Dining Rooms with Patina
Placed along a dining wall, these consoles provide a strong surface for lamps and artwork while select drawers add useful capacity among Western dining room pieces.
Gallery-Scale Corridors
Long passageways benefit from the measured rhythm of multi-leg designs, while select iron supports, studs, and carved perimeters sharpen the view from one room to the next.

The Runyon's Difference

Handcrafted teak gives this collection its physical authority, with pronounced grain and substantial forms that read as furniture architecture rather than light accent work. In a select design, salvaged stock adds a weathered depth written into the wood itself, offering a natural point of connection to reclaimed wood console tables.
Frequently Asked

Questions About Jason Scott Console Tables

What gives these console tables genuine heirloom integrity?
These are built as substantial furnishings rather than disposable accent pieces. Teak worked by more than two hundred craftspeople in Java, Indonesia underpins most of the collection, while carved bases, multi-leg forms, drawers, and hutches distinguish select designs. The result carries architectural presence with the gravity of an heirloom.
How much natural variation and surface character should I expect?
Natural variation is part of the appeal. One select design uses solid teak salvaged from abandoned structures, followed by a ten-step treatment that includes wire brushing, glass scraping, bottle rubbing, and kiln drying. This produces grain lines that appear uncovered rather than applied; that specific treatment does not define every console in the collection.
Are these consoles suited to active homes or primarily formal rooms?
They serve both, from working offices and dining rooms to entry halls and expansive living spaces. Across most of the collection, teak construction provides inherent durability, while select drawer and hutch formats add practical storage. Each piece remains a grounded focal point rather than a fragile showpiece.
Can a console table be customized for my interior?
Customization is available on many designs, with the exact scope determined by the chosen piece. Because the collection is rooted in handcrafted teak construction, the work is approached as furniture-making rather than mass assembly; existing drawer, hutch, wood-leg, and iron-leg formats also provide meaningful range. The aim is a silhouette with genuine architectural fit.
How should I care for the wood over the long term?
Dust with a soft, dry cloth; when deeper cleaning is needed, use a lightly dampened cloth with mild soap and dry the surface immediately. Protect teak wood from standing moisture, abrasives, harsh household cleaners, and sustained direct heat. On the select wire-brushed and scraped finish, gentle care preserves the tactile grain relief created by its hand-worked surface.