Most media units exist to hold a screen and disappear behind it. The Veil proposes something else entirely.
Fine vertical ribbing runs without interruption across push-to-open door fronts, so the entire facade holds together as one continuous, resolved surface. There are no handles, no visible breaks in the rhythm, nothing to interrupt the eye as it moves from one end of the unit to the other. The doors reveal themselves only at the seam and open with a gentle press, concealing generous storage for media devices and accessories behind a face that gives nothing away.
A wide, stable top surface supports any contemporary screen with ease, while slender, angled metal legs carry the whole with mid-century lightness. Available in five colorways, the Veil holds its character in any of them. It belongs in a room that takes its walls as seriously as its screens.
I recently bought this media cabinet and am really happy with it. The walnut finish gives my living room a warm, mid-century vibe that looks more expensive than it is. It fits my 55” TV perfectly, and I love that I can tuck away all the cords, and random clutter behind the doors. Assembly was pretty easy but definitely a two-person job. I did put the legs on backwards because I liked the look more. Once it was done, it felt sturdy and well-made for the price. Overall, a stylish and functional piece that adds character to the space.. Darlene. Brooklyn, NY. Mon May 26 2025
