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The RÅDMANSÖ series is inspired by mid-century design with sleek lines, great functionality and a warm walnut tone. This TV bench offers generous storage, knobs with a brass look and a deep-blue interior.
Product details
RÅDMANSÖ TV bench has a wood expression with a warm walnut tone that creates a beautiful frame to store, organize and display your items.
The sense of quality is enhanced by careful details like the knobs with a brass look, the deep-blue interior of the drawers and the black metal legs that provide a slightly elevated and airy appearance.
Clever and generous storage with practical drawers and adjustable shelves, allowing you to customize the space according to your needs.
The sliding doors give you more space around your furniture and let you choose to keep your items visible – or hide them to avoid cluttering the room.
Simple and efficient cable management thanks to the top panel not extending all the way to the back, perfect for placing a TV or a lamp on the bench while avoiding cord clutter.
Can also be used as a sideboard where you can display your beautiful items on top.
Adjustable feet make it stand steady, also on uneven floors.
If you like the style, you can coordinate with other furniture in the same series for a uniform look.
Francis Cayouette
Measurements
- Depth: 19 "
- Height: 26 "
- Maximum load/drawer: 9 lb
- Max load/shelf: 33 lb
- Width: 69 1/2 "
- Drawer width (inside): 20 1/4 "
- Drawer depth (inside): 13 1/8 "
- Max. TV weight: 65 lb
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Designer thoughts
"When designing the RÅDMANSÖ series, I was inspired by furniture pieces from the 1950s with dark-wood expressions and metal. I love that it allows for both hiding and displaying items – and the blue color on certain details creates a nice contrast to the other materials. The design of the legs and the adjustable brass feet add a light and sleek look. It’s warm and functional pieces of furniture that go well in both modern and traditional environments – or a mix of both."