Kara Japandi Fluted TV Cabinet
Elevate your living room aesthetic with this stunning Japandi-inspired TV console. Combining modern Nordic simplicity with functional Japanese design elements, this entertainment unit brings a warm, organic texture to any contemporary home.
The console features a light oak wood finish adorned with elegant vertical fluted paneling across its doors and drawers. A premium marble-look top surface crowns the unit, offering a sleek and sophisticated contrast to the warm timber tones below. Adding a playful yet grounded touch, the entire piece rests on unique, solid round ball legs that lift it slightly off the floor. With an open center media shelf equipped with a convenient cable management cutout, alongside two smooth drawers and two side cabinets, it offers the perfect balance of open display and concealed storage.
Key Features:
Sophisticated Fluted Details: Features striking vertical fluted paneling on the cabinet doors and drawers for an elegant, textured facade.
Playful Ball Feet: Sturdy, distinctive sphere-shaped legs provide excellent stability and a modern design accent.
Smart Cable Management: The central open shelving unit includes a pre-drilled grommet hole to easily tuck away messy wires and electronic cords.
Ample Storage Capacity: Designed with two spacious side cabinets and two central drawers, ensuring plenty of space to organize media accessories, gaming consoles, and everyday clutter.
Material:
Cabinet Frame: Laminated Board
Cabinet Leg: Wooden
Size:
L1800 x W400 x H550 MM
Remark:
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