The Isaac TV cabinet is a piece that is born from the conviction that less is more. With its 222 cm wide, 51.7 cm high and 42 cm background, this natural oak TV furniture extends along the wall with a serene and dominant horizontal presence, of intentionally low profile, which invites calm and order Visual from the first moment. A piece that does not compete with the screen or with the rest of the elements of the room, but anchor and organizes them with a discretion that only the best designs are able to get. The natural oak finish defines the perimeter structure of this room furniture: the outer frame, the vertical separators and the base are in oak, with its warm and organic vein visible in all its expression. On this warm background, the front blank sliding doors front introduces the contrast that defines the visual identity of the ISAAC TV furniture: the oak warmth in front of the white purity, the natural texture in front of the smooth and uniform finish, the organic front to geometric. A binomial that follows directly to the Japanese and Scandinavian aesthetics in its most purified and contemporary version, and that is integrated with equal naturalness in white, gray or earth-tone salons. Oak vertical separators that divide the front surface of the furniture are the most characteristic design detail of Isaac. Far from being a merely decorative element, these vertical crossbars visually articulate the composition, break the monotony of the large white panels and bring together a rhythm and a depth that enrich the piece without adding any superfluous element. A subtle but powerful design resource that turns a flat surface into a composition of great aesthetic maturity. The matte blank sliding doors slide gently to reveal wide interior storage spaces, perfect for storing audiovisual equipment, controls, cables, consoles or any element that is preferred to keep out of sight. The open central hole, strategically located below the screen, is designed to accommodate players, amplifiers or sound bars that need ventilation and direct access without interrupting the clean aesthetics of the assembly. The low profile base, no individual legs, anchor the ISAAC TV furniture to the ground with a visual strength that reinforces its horizontal and serene character. This constructive detail, usual in the contemporary Japanese design, turns the furniture into part of the architecture of the room more than in a simple element of furniture, generating a composition of great coherence between the furniture, the wall and the soil. The ISAAC television cabinet is, in short, the TV support for those looking for a minimalist design of the lounge that combines natural oak and matte white in a serene proposal, ordered and of great decorative presence. A piece that organizes the multimedia room without renouncing elegance and detail at any time.
