TV stand Bliss No.2 small, 2 doors, 2 open racks

Compact Charm, Seamless Style

The TV stand Bliss No.2 small offers a brilliant solution for bringing sophisticated design to more compact spaces. This beautifully proportioned media unit provides all the signature elegance of the Bliss collection in a space-efficient footprint. Supported by modern wooden legs, it establishes a clean, warm, and organized focal point for your entertainment area.

This TV stand is crafted from stunning reclaimed teakwood, celebrated for its warmth and the unique history imbued in its grain. The design is a study in soft minimalism, featuring the collection's characteristic subtle rounded shapes. Its practical layout includes two doors with seamlessly integrated recessed handles for a sleek, handle-free look. These flank a central column of two open racks, perfect for housing media players or displaying decorative items.

Features & Benefits

• Ideal for Compact Living: With a 130cm width, this TV stand is perfectly scaled for apartments, bedrooms, or smaller living rooms without sacrificing style.
• Organized & Tidy: Features two doors for concealed storage and two open racks for easy access to devices, helping to maintain a clutter-free space.
• Signature Bliss Aesthetic: The design is defined by recessed handles, subtle rounded shapes, and modern wooden legs for a soft, contemporary look.
• Sustainable Character: Constructed from reclaimed teakwood sourced from historic homes in Java, each piece has a unique story and natural appeal.

Specifications

• Material: Reclaimed Teakwood
• Origin: Wood sourced from Java, Indonesia
• Dimensions: 50cm H x 130cm W x 35cm D
• Storage: 2 doors, 2 open racks
• Open Rack Dimensions: 43cm W x 12cm H

Provenance & Care

To preserve the natural character of the teakwood, minimal treatment is advised. Water or grease stains can be removed with a sponge and water. For more persistent stains, a natural-based soap may be used. Please be aware that fierce rubbing can alter the color of the furniture. The unique marks and irregularities in the wood are a celebration of its past life.