A sideboard paired with high-end matching speakers. A tribute to the time when listening to music was a deliberate act and required its own place in the room.

When audio equipment was furniture, not accessories.

Built in massive oak with proportion and volume tuned to both storage and sound presence. As devices became smaller, the spatial value of audio faded.

This piece explores how to give it weight again. Not nostalgia, but reinstatement. A physical anchor for listening.