Conrad Media Cabinet in Black/Williams Iron Beds Contrasting Ash piping amplifies its

Contrasting Ash piping amplifies its crisp lines

On display at the AGO

as bed-side tables

The arched top-rail softens the otherwise linear form

Joinery is mortise and tenon throughout

Conrad Media Cabinet in Black/Williams Iron Beds Contrasting Ash piping amplifies itsStory TVs used to be small. Usually they were placed at an angle in the corner, more or less out of the way. Then they grew and became intrusive and ugly. They took up a lot of space and they made decorating a room challenging, to say the least. Then along came the flat screen. Flat is good and their rectangular shape is better, but they challenge in a different way. Flat screen TVs can be over sixty inches wide, and they take up a lot of wall space.