The designers drew one continuous curved frame, low and wide, so the screen rides a steady horizon. The case is solid teak through — top, frame, drawer boxes, no veneer to chip and expose particleboard — from boards kiln-dried twenty days so the long top stays flat when forced-air heat runs all winter.
The router, the power strip, the HDMI overflow — the messiest square yard in the house disappears behind grain-matched drawer fronts, every cord routed out the rear openings. What remains is one warm horizontal line of wood under the screen, and the corner of the room you used to apologize for becomes the one you show first.