The architect requested wormy butternut for a bedroom cabinet, concealing the television. The 'drawers' drop down, converting into a desktop. Lower cabinet doors provide access to AV equipment.
The concealed television in this bedroom cabinet was mounted on an articulated arm, allowing viewing from the bed.
Designer Furniture
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The interior designer took inspiration from an Early American blanket chest
for this bathroom vanity.
Housewright collaborated with the homeowner to create a red birch dining room hutch.
German restoration glass enhances the
hutch's antique appearance.
The architect designed a television cabinet to allow viewing
from the screen's raised or lowered position.
from the screen's raised or lowered position.
