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Stylish shelving made out of MDF
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Individual sideboard with doors
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Lowboard in white lacquering
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Wall shelf and lowboard combination
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Modular sideboard in precious walnut
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Living room wall for TV, DVD and CD
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White TV and HiFi cabinet
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Practical multi-coloured sideboard
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CD storage with door units
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Inspired by mosaics: sideboard with stand as a practical piece of furniture
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Sideboard with base: good for the office or living room
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Nightstand in oak and pink with width of 80 cm
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Individualized sideboard with width of 1.30 m in pastel tones
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Modular sideboard – closed, with base, 120 cm
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Modular sideboard in pastel for hanging
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Retro sideboard in a ‘60s design
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Retro sideboard in pink with straight wooden feet
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Modular sideboard with base in matching pastel color
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White lacquered TV unit
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Multimedia unit in white
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Modular TV shelving in white
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Individual configurable sideboard
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Modular TV shelf in various colours
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TV cabinet
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TV cabinet in white look
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TV cabinet made of coloured cubes
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TV shelving in white lacquer
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Stylish TV shelf in brown and white
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Modular sideboard
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Colorful hanging sideboard
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Closed sideboard in white
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TV wall unit made of lacquered MDF
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TV shelf made of lacquered MDF
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Shelving system for TV
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Unconventional living room shelving system in green
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Stylish sideboard for the living room
Marvin from Strasbourg talking about his TV shelf
“My viewing habits change… and so does my TV shelf.”
Are you one of those people who’s got a TV, a games console and a laptop? Slowly but surely, the different devices we use for entertainment and information purposes are merging into one. The traditional TV shelf has now turned into a media center. But what exactly should a piece of furniture like this do? Marvin, a true lover of good entertainment, showed the Cubit team around his apartment. “I was looking for a modular system capable of more than just housing my LCD monitor,” explains Martin. While the student likes to relax with a good movie, he’s also keen to keep up-to-date at all times. It’s pretty obvious that his tablet has a permanent spot on the TV unit next to his TV screen.
The TV unit is today’s media center
The various sizes of the individual modules make it very easy to combine them and thus create a TV shelf. Marvin found Cubit modules with doors to house his hi-fi stereo system and his games console. These protect his equipment from dust, while the closed front adds an air of exclusivity to his TV unit. Meanwhile, modules with drawers hold cables, plugs, remote controls and instruction manuals. In other words, everything that’s constantly going missing in other households is always close at hand here. The TV rack harmonizes a dissimilar collection of different devices.
Moving with the TV shelf is almost as easy as changing channels
The fact that the product can be assembled without the need to use tools makes moving or redesign processes pleasantly easy, since all of the elements can be combined with one other. The connector board connects absolutely everything. As an alternative, clamps hang the modules up on the wall – where they almost appear to float freely. Marvin even came across a couple of CDs and DVDs while he was tidying up. Cubit has the right modules for this type of media too – and they fit right in with the TV unit from a visual standpoint. Since we last saw him, Marvin has found someone special. He’s dating Lena, an avid reader. At least furniture’s not going to be an issue if the pair end up moving in together. The Cubit book shelf can be perfectly combined with the TV unit.