Crate & Barrel Intarsia Rectangular Mosaic Console Tables

Room×Lab Review · Review updated September 29, 2026 · Evidence rechecked October 4, 2026

Owners of the 50-inch and 72-inch teak consoles praise the statement inlay and early sturdiness; few report years of use, and one reports insects

Crate & Barrel's 76 ratings cover every size and finish. Room×Lab read 62 distinct written reviews from 2018 to 2026: most of this 50-inch teak table, a sizable minority of the 72-inch teak, and one of the off-white resin 50-inch, which speaks only to looks. Crate & Barrel's 2018 description named mango wood and bone, not teak, so the earliest may describe an earlier version. Most are short, early praise; two reviewers ordered it for clients. Only three state how long: about three years, almost a year and a few months. Below are the two longest stated periods, the only written 1-star and 4-star reviews, and two typical praise reviews.

Room×Lab rating: 6.9 out of 10 (limited confidence). Owners of this 50-inch teak table consistently praise its inlaid statement look and early solidity; the rating also covers the 72-inch teak and off-white resin versions. The caveats: only one owner states more than a year of use, and a 2026 owner reports wood-boring insects with slow service follow-up.

• Statement look that draws compliments: 17 favorable mentions and 1 critical mention about the look and the compliments it draws. — Owners of both teak sizes describe a conversation piece that lifts the room, in reviews from 2019 to 2026. The one 4-star owner, under the 72-inch label, found it pretty but not prominent and better suited to a room where it is not the focus.
• Feels sturdy and well made early on: 22 favorable mentions of a sturdy or well-made build; none of them reports wobble or breakage. — Most of these owners, across both teak sizes, do not say how long they have had the table, and one early owner says it seems well made 'so far'. None describes testing its load or finish.
• Few long-term reports, and one of insect damage: 3 favorable mentions from owners giving a period, and 1 critical mention of insect damage. — Owners state about three years (2019 review), almost a year (2018) and a few months (72-inch, 2026); the two longest predate Crate & Barrel's description naming teak. In 2026 an owner of the 50-inch table reported holes and wood dust from wood-boring insects appearing over time.

Before buying

Choose this 50-inch teak console, 13.75 in. deep, for a statement inlay in a shallow entry or behind a sofa. Watch the wood for holes or wood dust, as one 2026 owner reported wood-boring insects, and ask Crate & Barrel about warranty.

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