BH | Studio Westport Wall-Mounted Media Cabinet

Shaped and faceted surfaces have dressed case furniture for centuries. Seventeenth-century chests were faced with raised geometric panels, and eighteenth-century cabinetmakers laid small squares of wood in parquetry patterns that caught the light at different angles. Texture on a cabinet front is an old pleasure, not a new idea.

This cabinet hangs on the wall, leaving the floor clear beneath it so a rug runs right to the baseboard. The doors and flanks are faced in raised squares of wood grain set at differing depths, and the doors open with a press, so no hardware breaks the pattern. Inside, an adjustable shelf runs the full width for a streaming box or a games console, and openings at the top and bottom let cords run neatly to the outlet. The top takes a soundbar or a few objects, the cabinet is rated to hold 88 lbs, and some assembly is required.

Hang it under a television in a bedroom or a small living room, with a speaker and a framed photograph on top, and the room feels bigger with nothing on the floor. It also works as a floating console in a hall for gloves and chargers, or as a sleek cabinet in a home office. The warm chestnut squares look great against a dark painted wall or a pale limewash. This listing is for one cabinet.