Oriental TV Cabinets

Gansu, circa 1920 This long, low sideboard in chunky, lacquered pine wood would be ideal either in a dining room for storage or used as a large TV ...

The unusual finish on this long, low sideboard is one of our favourites. A distressed blue and cream with a wonderful crackled effect is applied ov...

Xinjiang, circa 1920 This beautifully carved cabinet started life as a much deeper daybed in the far western Chinese province of Xingjiang. It has...

Shanxi, circa 1880 This long, low table in elm wood may have been designed for use as a low serving table or daybed, or has possibly been produced ...

Xinjiang, circa 1920 This beautifully carved long, low sideboard is a great example of the furniture produced in the far western province of Xinjia...

Xinjiang, circa 1920 Originally much deeper in size and made as a large daybed, this striking sideboard has been reduced in depth and what were fix...

Shanxi, circa 1920 This beautiful low sideboard is a great height to use as an unsual TV stand. Finished in the original dark lacquer but restored ...

Newly made but based on the old cabinets of Gansu and Qinghai, this low sideboard is a perfect size for use as a TV unit. The three sepia coloured ...

Gansu, circa 1900 This handsome four drawer chest in red lacquer would be ideal in a modern setting as a TV stand, or even used as a long, narrow c...

Our warm elm version of this ingenious cabinet uses the design elements of classic Chinese furniture to solve a very modern problem - to hide away ...

Our TV cabinet looks stunning in black lacquer, designed in a way so as to solve the problem of hiding away the TV when not in use, this cabinet ha...

This low warm elm cabinet is ideal as a TV stand with unmistakeable oriental style. It shows the same simple, balanced design of our double sided c...

The black lacquer version of our small kang cabinet oozes oriental style. Small, low cabinets like this were used throughout the colder Chinese pro...

Small, low cabinets, like this light elm version, were used throughout the colder Northern and Western Chinese provinces where they would be placed...

This long, low cabinet in our warm finish, is ideal for use as a TV stand, with three central drawers and two cupboard sections, each with a remova...

Kang cabinets were used to hold all sorts of general household items, as well as valuables often stored in hard to reach or 'secret' sections insid...

This particular model in light elm is based on the Kang cabinets which were used to hold all sorts of general items or valuables often stored in ha...

Low tables and cabinets were in use from early on in China's history, particularly in the colder northern provinces, where low furniture would be p...

This black lacquer low TV unit is one of our own more modern designs, but with Chinese style that harks back to those early pieces. Low cabinets an...

Ideal as a TV stand, our light elm low Kang chest has an open shelf for a DVD player or digital box (including a hole at the back for feeding wires...

This beautiful long, low cabinet is perfect as a stand for a wide screen TV, with four sliding doors in the upper section. Each door has a bevelled...

Although smaller than our Media Console in the same range, this attractive cabinet is still large enough as a stand for today's flat screen TVs and...

A wider, lower version of our Two Drawer Coffee Table, this elegant, stylish looking table has three useful drawers, each with a simple brass handl...

This long, low cabinet is designed as a TV stand, with space in the centre for a DVD player or digital box. It features the same simple style, with...

Perfect as a TV stand, this long, low cabinet has an open shelf in the middle to hold a DVD player or digital box and is finished in a dark, rich c...

Shanxi, circa 1900 This beautiful little chest would have served for storing valuables in Shanxi province, where it originated. Made from pine, it ...

Gansu, circa 1900 This beautiful low sideboard is from Gansu in western China, made from pine and in a lovely, rich dark lacquer finish. The origin...