Sligh Studio Designs Hampton Media/Home Office Console
Sligh Studio Designs Hampton Media/Home Office Console
✦ Production Time: 4–6 Weeks.
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- Sligh Studio Designs is a unique assortment of consoles and desks comprised of an exceptional array of design and custom finishes.
- The concept behind the TV consoles was to create a collection through which we could design distinctive pieces that highlight furniture as the room's statement piece rather than the electronic equipment.
- The new home office is a stylish extension of one's interior decor and a room that directly reflects the personality of its occupant.
- The desks blend the form and fucntion for which Sligh is known, with an inspiring dose of designer style and color.
- Decorative metal bases feature polished stainless steel and antique brass.
- Tops showcase red lacquer, rosewood, a custom parchment finish and sea mist faux Shagreen leather.
- Long:
- Transitional design in a graphite finish crafted from heavily sandblasted oak veneers, with striking custom hardware in a nickel finish with a dark glaze.
- Textured cast inlay, partitioned open compartment for sound bar storage, and grommet for cord management.
- Six doors with ventilated back.
- There is one storage drawer and one file drawer that accommodates legal/letter size files behind the left side facing doors.
- The center doors open to two adjustable shelves.
- Behind the right side facing doors are three full extension drawers, open compartments between the partitions 29.75W x 19.25D x 5H, and sound bar compartment 91.25W x 5.75D and 5H inches.
- Short:
- The 66-inch Hampton console is designed to function as a home office credenza or media console.
- It is crafted from sandblasted oak veneers in a rich graphite finish.
- A textured cast inlay band frames the perimeter.
- Custom hardware and the textured inlay are finished in nickel with a dark glaze.
- The open compartment at the top accommodates a sound bar or book storage.
- Behind the doors on the left are a storage drawer and a file drawer that will accommodate letter or legal files.
- Behind the doors on the right are two adjustable shelves.
- This design is also available in a 96-inch version.
In the home — Designed to live quietly within a room.
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Email: info@ceenla.com
In our living area, I kept the rest of this room simple, and this console gives the space just enough presence. The area used to feel like an in-between space, and now it has a clear purpose visually. I was unsure about the overall effect at first, but after living with it, I like the direction.
For our front room, my sister asked about this piece the first time she saw the room. That reaction made me feel better about taking my time with the choice. The overall effect feels considered without becoming precious. I would choose the same direction again for this space.
The more we use my entryway, the more natural this piece feels there. What surprised me was how much calmer the room seemed, especially after we stopped fussing with the arrangement. I was hoping this piece would pull my entryway together, and it did that without making the space feel overly coordinated. The room looks intentional without feeling arranged for a photo. The room feels settled now, and I would not change the choice.
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In our living area, I kept the rest of this room simple, and this console gives the space just enough presence. The area used to feel like an in-between space, and now it has a clear purpose visually. I was unsure about the overall effect at first, but after living with it, I like the direction.
For our front room, my sister asked about this piece the first time she saw the room. That reaction made me feel better about taking my time with the choice. The overall effect feels considered without becoming precious. I would choose the same direction again for this space.
The more we use my entryway, the more natural this piece feels there. What surprised me was how much calmer the room seemed, especially after we stopped fussing with the arrangement. I was hoping this piece would pull my entryway together, and it did that without making the space feel overly coordinated. The room looks intentional without feeling arranged for a photo. The room feels settled now, and I would not change the choice.