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Entertainment armoire

Television receivers, stereo systems, personal computers and other consumer electronics products are found in practically every modern home. It is a common practice to store such products out of sight and out of harm's way, to preserve the aesthetic decor of the room and to protect the devices from damage or theft. It is often desirable to conceal these products in a piece of furniture, such as a cabinet, desk, credenza or armoire, which blends with the design scheme of the room, and which provides a protective structure about the device. With the advent of surround sound systems, advanced video game systems, and Internet television equipment, manufacturers of video display storage devices have developed entertainment centers to allow consumers to cluster this equipment together in a central location where it may be used by several persons in a large viewing space. An armoire is generally a large, free-standing wardrobe or movable cupboard having doors and shelves or drawers. Armoires can be designed to hold clothing, china, computer equipment, audio equipment, televisions, audio/visual media collections, photo albums, can make itself at home in nearly any room of the house. Armoires are typically aesthetic focal points. They can be made of many types of solid wood, or laminated materials, to which a plethora of new or antique finishes can be applied, including both stain and paint finishes. The entertainment armoire blends the charm and natural beauty of traditional country style with high-quality craftsmanship. The handsome cabinet houses your television as well as other electronics, with solidly crafted doors that hide the clutter in between showtimes. The aged and distressed handles and hinges are rustic and charming and perfectly match the knotty, down-to-earth appeal of the wood doors and sides. It's the perfect choice for your entertainment center or bedroom. Finished in a warm, rich lacquered brown, the armoire accommodates most 35" TVs, has a solid wood frame, bi-fold panel doors, adjustable shelves, wood moldings, a base rail and back cutouts for cord management. Many entertainment armoire is constructed of solid wood. Top compartment features two doors and holds a television. Doors fold all the way back to side of unit. Bottom compartment features two doors and has space for components and disc storage.

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