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Because
of limited space in her home, it was important to this client that her entertainment
unit not overpower the room yet provide enough space for the needed electronic
componentry. We created this pleasing, traditionally styled unit in solid
maple and birdseye maple. Stained in soft tans with bleached and white-washed
birdseye maple door panels, the lacquer finish was hand rubbed to a lustrous
sheen. This functional, subtle, and impressive piece completed a modest
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The
gleaming finish of this entertainment center highlights the soft undulations
and interesting textures of the hand planed, antiqued and distressed solid
cherry. We designed this to complement the client’s eclectic mix of traditional
and oriental-influenced furnishings. This piece presents an impressive presence
when one enters the formal living room. The bank of small faux drawers hide
access to the audio components while the television and video equipment
reside behind the upper pocket doors and speakers behind the lower doors.
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Simplicity fashions the
solid oak of this very functional entertainment-home office corner unit.
The electronic componentry is housed behind the curved, lower center doors
while the television rests above them behind the curving tambour doors.
Open display, bookcase areas, and file storage space complete the requirements.
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Richly
burnished solid cherry is the heart of this modestly sized audio-display
center. The geometry of the style suggests a look back at the Art Deco Movement
and provides exceptional lighted display areas for selected sculptures which
the client wished to display. The audio equipment rests on lighted, adjustable
shelving behind the glass door. Daring yet restrained, this piece almost
presents itself as a piece of sculpture. |
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