Canvas Media Unit: Upholstery
$3,760
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$5,668
$4,700
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$7,085
$3,760
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$5,668
$4,700
–
$7,085
$3,760
–
$5,668
$4,700
–
$7,085
$3,760
–
$5,668
$4,700
–
$7,085
$3,760
–
$5,668
$4,700
–
$7,085
$3,760
–
$5,668
$4,700
–
$7,085
$3,760
–
$5,668
$4,700
–
$7,085
$3,760
–
$5,668
$4,700
–
$7,085
$3,760
–
$5,668
$4,700
–
$7,085
$3,760
–
$5,668
$4,700
–
$7,085
$3,760
–
$5,668
$4,700
–
$7,085
$3,760
–
$5,668
$4,700
–
$7,085
$3,760
–
$5,668
$4,700
–
$7,085
Description
Long and lean, the media unit version of L. Ercolani's Canvas Cabinet features plenty of interior space for electronic components as well as an expansive surface for placing a flatscreen TV, turntable, and speakers. Offering customized front panels in a range of textured fabrics, the clean-lined design comes from the British company's collaboration with Copenhagen's Norm Architects. Beautifully crafted details abound, such as dovetail joints and the sliding doors which appear as 2 separate sides but are fashioned as a single panel with the center groove as the handle.
Specifications
Size
22" h x 72" w x 19.3" d (56x183x49cm)
Material
Ash or walnut, steel
Details
- Fabric 1: Main Line Flax, Sumi, Synergy
- Fabric 2: Yoredale
- Fabric 3: Hallingdal 65, Remix 3, Safire
- COM and COL are available on request
Brand
L.Ercolani
With its 100-year anniversary, the heritage British furniture company founded by Lucian Ercolani is rebranded as as the premium brand L. Ercolani. Embodying the classic collection he pioneered, it also encompasses new works from an international slate of designers like Norm Architects, Jonas Wagell, and Lars Beller Fjetland. Under Edward Tadros, current chairman and grandson of “the old man” as Lucien is fondly remembered, the legacy of well-built furniture continues at its headquarters in the English countryside village of Princes Risborough.
Best known for the iconic midcentury Originals that are still produced today, Ercolani developed a contemporary version of handmade British furniture initially inspired by classic Windsor styles. After surviving the Great Depression, two world wars, several recessions, and global competition, the company moves robustly into a new century buttressed by its uncompromising values and unstinting craftsmanship.
Designer
Norm Architects
“Norms aren’t boring,” Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen of Norm Architects says, reflecting on the name of his Copenhagen-based design studio, formed with fellow architect Kasper Rønn. “On the contrary, the firm wants to make use of all that centuries-old wisdom that we now know as design.” Norm encompasses furniture, dinner service, kitchenware and lighting fixtures as well as architecture projects with third partner Linda Korndal.
“There’s something in our design culture that’s born out of our connection to the Nordic climate, to the crafts and the natural materials that surround us, and that 'something' makes us stand out,” Jonas says. Norm Architects has garnered numerous prestigious awards such as Red Dot, IF Design Award and Design Plus Award. Jonas focuses on aesthetics and Kasper concentrates on technology but the lines are often blurred on any offering, says Jonas. “You should be able to look at it in 10, 20 years’ time and still find it useful and beautiful.”