The silhouette stays low and clean so the doors can carry everything: wave motifs carved by hand into solid teak, following the grain rather than fighting it. Boards are grain-matched across the front before the first cut, then dried twenty days in the kiln so the crests keep their line when the room's air swings. The oil finish renews in ten minutes with a cloth.
Most media walls end up a black plastic shelf sagging under a receiver by year three, cords hanging like an apology. Here the cables leave through cut rear openings, vented compartments keep the console cool, and the doors take a knee, a dog's tail, a dropped remote without complaint — solid teak spot-sands and re-oils at home, so marks become the record of a good run, not damage.