The slatted doors do a great job of hiding components and cables while still allowing airflow, which was something I was concerned about given the amount of electronics we use daily.

The wood finish is beautiful in person, with a warmth and depth that photos don’t fully capture, and the slatted design adds a lot of visual interest without making the piece feel too busy or overwhelming in the room.

The center compartment with the built-in lighting has quickly become my favorite feature, as it not only highlights our audio equipment nicely but also adds a warm, ambient glow that makes the entire setup feel more intentional and refined.

The center compartment with the lighting is my favorite part. It makes the whole setup feel warm and intentional, especially at night.

From a practical standpoint, this unit does exactly what it needs to do, but it does ask you to be thoughtful about how you use it. Once everything was placed inside and organized properly, the setup felt clean and intentional, though it took a bit of trial and error to get there. The cabinet layout encourages a more streamlined setup rather than stuffing everything inside, which may not suit everyone. For us, it actually forced us to simplify, and the end result looked much better because of it. If you’re expecting something that hides everything effortlessly without any planning, this might require a small adjustment in mindset. But if you’re willing to be a bit deliberate, it rewards you with a much cleaner overall look.