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A facade with a traditional pattern in raised wood and a steel "H" base: the Jerem range revisits the art of cabinetmaking and the craftsmanship spirit, in a contemporary style. Its generous size offers a good storage capacity. Product Details • Assembled unit in oak veneered MDF, walnut stained, nitrocellulose varnish finish • Graphic design on the facade veneered with oak strips, stained walnut • "H" base in steel tube, black paint, epoxy finish • 1 central hinged door with pneumatic cylinders • 1 large compartment • 4 drawers with soft closing system • Bevelled cut-out on top of doors and drawers for easy opening • Cable management hole • Polypropylene glides • People required for assembly: 2. Quality • Soft-closing : soft, silent door closing system, also preventing fingers from being trapped. Dimensions Overall • Width: 120cm • Height: 48cm • Depth: 42cm • Weight: 37kg. Usable space • Large compartment : W39 x H30 x D38cm • Drawers : W39 x H15 x D26cm • Base height: 18cm • This product requires assembly. • WOOD FROM SUSTAINABLY MANAGED FORESTS. FSC® certified wood comes from forests that are environmentally, socially and economically well managed. Dimensions and weight of parcel1 parcel • W127 x H44 x D50cm, 44kg
I love this TV unit for its striking textured front, which adds visual interest without being overwhelming. It works particularly well in contemporary or mid-century styled interiors, especially those with natural wood tones or neutral palettes. Its spacious surface provides plenty of room for media equipment, while the textured drawers help to hide clutter and keep the look clean. For styling tips, pair it with minimalist accessories like sleek vases or sculptural pieces, and consider layering with textured textiles nearby to create warmth and depth. The unit’s open metal base makes it feel light and modern, making it versatile for different settings, from sleek urban apartments to cosy, eclectic living rooms.
Anaya Kapoor
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on La Redoute's website here