La plupart des unités média existent pour tenir un écran et disparaître derrière. The Veil propose autre chose.
De fines nervures verticales passent sans interruption sur les façades de portes à ouverture par pression, de sorte que toute la façade se maintient comme une surface continue et résolue. Il n'y a pas de poignées, pas de ruptures visibles dans le rythme, rien n'interrompt l'œil lorsqu'il se déplace d'un bout à l'autre de l'appareil. Les portes ne se révèlent qu'à la couture et s'ouvrent avec une légère pression, dissimulant un rangement généreux pour les appareils multimédias et les accessoires derrière une façade qui ne donne rien.
Une surface supérieure large et stable supporte facilement tout écran contemporain, tandis que des pieds en métal minces et angulaires transportent l'ensemble avec une légèreté Mid-Century. Disponible en cinq coloris, le voile conserve son caractère dans n'importe lequel d'entre eux. Il appartient à une pièce qui prend ses murs aussi au sérieux que ses écrans.
Like many things on here, it's hard to judge by just the pictures, but I generally found this to be a pretty decent piece of furniture for the price. It is NOT particle board, which is a huge deal (for me). I can't quite tell if it's veneer over some cheaper wood (pine, rubber wood - probably the latter?) or not, but it feels like wood in weight and softness.
Pros:
Looks nice, good design
Real wood (of some sort)
Rear side is somewhat finished (not just plain fiberboard)
Better than expected hardware for the doors
Sturdy (I'm 200 lbs and sat on it w/o it sagging or creaking)
Lighter than particle board furniture
Nice bracing on the bottom and the added center leg makes it sturdy - don't see this sagging in the future
They put labels on all the pieces, which is really nice for assembly of parts that look similar but aren't
Nice details on the doors
Cons:
Not just this item, but lots of items on here should just go ahead and put the type of wood in the specs
Takes some time to put together
I think this finish would scratch pretty easily, but also, it's a TV stand so I don't really see myself using it in a way that it will get scratched?
Door hardware is a real PITA to install and to align - getting the door gaps to match the width of the slats is not easy
Door hardware is kind of cheap - it's got a good amount of slop in it, making hanging and alignment harder
Door hardware mounting holes should be at least partially pre-drilled
Not a big deal, but optional holes in the two side cabinets would be nice for those with lots of electronics
Tip: You can pre-mount the cabinet half of the door hardware on the cabinet, which is easier than trying to hold up a door while screwing the hinges in.. Charles. Morristown, NJ. Wed Feb 04 2026
