Jabara AV Board (Type L) - Left

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Jabara AV Board (Type L) - Left

Ritzwell
From ฿256,000
This price reflects the basic model of the product with no additional features or upgrades.

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Jabara AV board is a cabinet for audio-visual equipment conceived to elegantly and flexibly insert itself into the contemporary home thanks to its many variations in size and structure. One or several storage compartments featuring tambour wooden doors are alternated with an area designed for technological components. The latter, which is identified by a tilt and turn door in dark tinted glass, introduces a strong compositional element which – by contrast - highlights the Japanese aesthetics of the slim vertical lines of the tambour doors, typical of the Yoshido cane doors and the Sagano bamboo forests in Kyoto.

Body frame
Walnut
Oak

Finishing
Walnut polyurethane finish N/L
Oak polyurethane finish N/L
Oak polyurethane finish W/H

Door
Sliging tambour door and glass flap door

Base
Steel powder coating with black and hairline stainless steel acrylic urethane coating with 6 colors classic rose, shiny brass, antique brass, shiny bronze, antique gray and shiny hairline

Jabara AV Board (Type L) - Left

Brand
Ritzwell Explore Brand
Collection
Jabara
Designer
Shinsaku Miyamoto
Category
TV & Media Furniture
Status
For Order
Availability

No product available in any showroom.
For inquiries, please contact us at +662 059 7750 or LINE: @chanintrcraft.

Dimensions (cm)

W160 x D45.5 x H46

W180 x D45.5 x H46

From ฿256,000
This price reflects the basic model of the product with no additional features or upgrades.
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Shinsaku Miyamoto

Shinsaku Miyamoto

Shinsaku Miyamoto was born in Fukuoka, Japan, at 1978. After graduating in architecture from the University of Kyushu Sangyo, he worked in furniture manufacturing in the important hub of Hida-Takayama. He traveled to Italy to the 25 years, where he worked in the classical furniture workshop of Meda. After this experience, he returned to Japan to start with his own furniture designs. He was awarded the IF Design Award for his LIGHT FIELD sofa. Currently, he works as a designer in the brand Ritzwell while exploring new facets of design furniture.
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