Burl Wood Armoire

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Burl wood media armoire with built-in power and coax
Sleek, modern silhouette with retractable doors
Two deep drawers … Read more Quick Hits:
Burl wood media armoire with built-in power and coax
Sleek, modern silhouette with retractable doors
Two deep drawers and interior shelving for optimal storage
Ideal for use as a TV cabinet, bar armoire, or linen press
Rich burl wood grain with a warm, moody finish

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This burl wood armoire isn’t just a pretty face. It’s a smart storage solution disguised as a piece of sculptural furniture. With clean lines, a streamlined silhouette, and deep, dimensional burl wood grain, this late 20th-century piece manages to blend classic materials with a modern edge. Inside, you’ll find retractable cabinet doors that open to reveal a media center complete with a built-in power strip and coaxial cables, making it perfect for housing a vintage stereo, flat-screen TV, or even your record player setup.

Prefer to use it as a bar armoire or linen press? The generous shelving and double drawers offer plenty of room for cocktail accessories or neatly folded throws. Whether you're outfitting a cozy den, swanky home office, or guest bedroom, this piece delivers both beauty and functionality.

Design Style:
This armoire bridges the gap between classic and contemporary, thanks to its rich burl veneer and minimalist form. The integrated tech features and subtle mid-century modern influence make it a perfect addition for transitional spaces, modern traditional homes, or even interiors that lean just a bit Brutalist. Pair it with leather seating or layered textiles to balance its bold presence.

Brand Legacy:
Though this piece is unbranded, it’s crafted in the tradition of high-end postmodern furniture makers who prioritized both aesthetic presence and utility. The burl wood finish calls to mind the luxe designs of Milo Baughman and Mastercraft, while the built-in functionality feels like something you’d find in a custom-built piece from the golden era of California design. It’s a quietly luxurious workhorse—exactly the kind of thing designers hunt for when trying to anchor a space with warmth and depth. See less