TEN TV Cabinet by CondeHouse - Japanese Modern Furniture

TEN TV Cabinet

This TV cabinet, created to suit modern lifestyles, balances well with large flat-screen TVs, with its compact frame and light, airy appearance. The openable back panel compartment and two side drawers provide a place to neatly hide cables, in addition to a subtly sharp design. Much attention was given to the details of the form. Compared to the type of TV cabinet that sits directly on the floor, this one has legs that create distance and give depth, resulting in a more stylish and less cramped atmosphere overall, and making it easier to keep the floor underneath clean. A rich variation is offered for top panel colorings: in addition to the wood finishes, there is the option for colored MDF in red, dark gray, black, or white, offering more variety for creating an accent piece in your space.

Product Information

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Wood – Finish

Japanese Ash Natural/White Wash/Medium Brown/Dark Brown/Gray Wash/Dark Gray/Black
Japanese Oak Natural/White Wash/Medium Brown/Dark Brown/Gray Wash/Dark Gray/Black
Walnut Dark Brown/Natural

Standard Size

78 3/4"w 17 3/4"d 17 3/4"h Media Cabinet
70 3/4"w 17 3/4"d 17 3/4"h Media Cabinet
63"w 17 3/4"d 17 3/4"h Media Cabinet

Solid wood or color-coated MDF top
One center cabinet with a drop-down acrylic door, an adjustable glass shelf and a removable back panel
Two drawers
Solid wood legs
Height adjusters only in the front side

As shown

78 3/4"w 17 3/4"d 17 3/4"h Media Cabinet
Walnut Natural

Designers

Michael Schneider

Born in southern Germany in 1962, Schneider studied product design from 1984-89 through Richard Sapper, designer of items such as the IBM ThinkPad, at Stuttgart State Academy of Art and Design. In 1993, he founded his own brand, designschneider, in Cologne, and moved it to Berlin in 2009. He was on the judging committee for Hong Kong Design Awards 2013, and for FUNREX Egypt International Trade Fair's "FUNREX Awards 2015." He is also a recipient of many awards, such as the Interior Innovation Award, iF Design Award, red dot award, and Good Design Award.

Schneider has been involved in many projects in exhibition design, product & furniture design, and trend investigation. He has clients worldwide, and is committed to design that is unique, beautiful, and highly functional. He strives to create products that can be used and enjoyed in daily life, including furniture, tableware, and sanitary ware.

Designer’s Profile