Hanging TV stand Bliss No.1 large, 2 drawers, open rack

Ultra-Sleek, Floating Minimalism

Achieve a pinnacle of modern, minimalist design with the Hanging TV stand Bliss No.1 large. This wall-mounted media unit is distinguished by its extra-narrow profile, creating a striking floating effect that is both visually light and highly sophisticated. It’s the perfect choice for a contemporary living space where clean lines and an uncluttered atmosphere are paramount.

Crafted from the warm, character-rich grain of reclaimed teakwood, this TV stand brings natural texture to its sleek form. The expansive 200cm length is thoughtfully arranged with two spacious drawers on either side, each featuring the signature Bliss collection recessed handles for a seamless, handle-free look. A wide central open rack is perfectly sized for soundbars or other primary media components, ensuring a perfect blend of concealed storage and accessible technology.

Features & Benefits

• Floating Minimalist Design: The wall-mounted style and extra-narrow 30cm depth create a clean, unobtrusive look that enhances the sense of space.
• Contemporary Media Layout: Features a wide central open rack ideal for modern soundbars, flanked by two spacious drawers for clutter-free storage.
• Seamless Aesthetic: The use of recessed handles and subtle rounded shapes creates a sophisticated, uninterrupted facade.
• Sustainable Warmth: Constructed from reclaimed teakwood from Java, this unit brings natural texture and a unique history to its modern design.

Specifications

• Material: Reclaimed Teakwood
• Mounting: Wall-mounted (Hanging)
• Origin: Wood sourced from Java, Indonesia
• Dimensions: 23cm H x 200cm W x 30cm D
• Storage: 2 drawers, 1 open rack
• Open Rack Dimensions: 70cm W x 18cm H

Provenance & Care

To preserve the unique character of the reclaimed teak, minimal treatment is advised. For daily cleaning and minor stains, a damp cloth is sufficient. More persistent stains can be addressed with water and a natural-based soap. Avoid harsh rubbing to prevent altering the wood’s color. The natural marks and irregularities are a cherished part of the wood's history.