Drome TV Unit
The Drome TV Unit is the entertainment piece in the Drome range — a long, low TV cabinet built around the signature Drome detail of carved geometric weave running across all four front panels, with two brushed gold accent plates marking the centre of the unit. A black tempered glass top sits above a satin black MDF body, while two centre pull-out drawers and two outer cabinet doors handle concealed storage for AV components, gaming consoles, sound bars, and media accessories — kept at a low profile that suits modern living rooms and media setups.
Carved Geometric Weave Detail
The signature Drome detail — the carved interlocking weave pattern runs across all four front panels (two centre drawers and two outer cabinets), creating a continuous textured band along the full width of the unit. The relief catches light and shadow as it shifts through the day, turning a long flat silhouette into a sculptural feature wall.
Drawers, Cabinets & Gold Accents
Two centre pull-out drawers handle smaller items like remotes, cables, and chargers, while two outer cabinet doors hold bulkier AV components — sound bars, gaming consoles, routers, and media accessories. Two brushed gold metal accent plates serve as the drawer pulls and mark the centre of the unit as the visual focal point.
Black Tempered Glass Top
The black tempered glass top is heat-treated for added strength and gives the unit a smooth, easy-clean display surface for photo frames, sculptural decor, or as a steady base for a TV mounted directly on the cabinet.
Long Low-Profile Silhouette
Sits low and runs long against the wall, keeping the room's sightlines open and giving wall-mounted TVs and artwork space to breathe above. Works particularly well in apartments and open-plan living areas where bulkier media units would dominate the room.
About the Materials
The Drome TV Unit is built from MDF (medium-density fibreboard) finished in satin black, paired with a black tempered glass top and two brushed gold metal accent plates marking the centre of the unit. MDF works well for this design because it holds the carved geometric weave pattern in clean, precise relief across the full length of the cabinet — far easier to detail crisply across multiple panels than solid timber, and resistant to seasonal warping that would distort the pattern over time. The satin black finish keeps the focus on the carved texture rather than competing with it through a high-shine surface. Tempered glass is heat-treated for added strength and makes the top easy to wipe clean. Designed for everyday living-room use.
Clean the Glass Top
Wipe the black tempered glass top with a soft microfibre cloth to remove dust and fingerprints. For smudges, spray a non-abrasive glass cleaner onto the cloth first — never directly onto the glass.
Dust the Carved Detail
The carved geometric weave pattern collects more dust than a flat surface — vacuum gently with a soft brush attachment, or use a dry microfibre cloth or soft paintbrush to lift dust from the recessed grooves across all four front panels.
Care for the Gold Accents
Wipe the two brushed gold accent plates with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemical sprays and abrasive cleaners, which can dull the metallic finish over time and leave streaks across the brushed surface.
Wipe Spills Promptly
Clean up spills with a slightly damp cloth, then dry thoroughly. MDF surfaces can swell or stain if moisture is left to soak in — particularly into the carved grooves and along the edges of the drawer fronts and cabinet doors.
Drome TV Unit — Full Product Details
The Drome TV Unit is a long, low entertainment cabinet built around the same design language as the rest of the Drome range — a satin black MDF body, black tempered glass top, brushed gold metal hardware, and the signature carved geometric weave detail running across all four front panels as a continuous textured band along the full length of the unit. The body is constructed from MDF; MDF holds the carved weave pattern in clean, precise relief — far easier to detail crisply across multiple panels than solid timber, and resistant to seasonal warping that would distort the pattern over time. A black tempered glass top sits across the surface, heat-treated for added strength and easy to wipe clean. Storage is split between two centre pull-out drawers — sized for remotes, cables, and chargers — and two outer cabinet doors that hold bulkier items like sound bars, gaming consoles, routers, and media accessories. Two brushed gold accent plates serve as the drawer pulls and mark the centre of the unit as the visual focal point.
The Drome range sits in the bold-contemporary lane within the modern furniture category — pairs comfortably with tan and cognac leather armchairs, cream and ivory boucle upholstery, jute or seagrass rugs in natural tones, abstract artwork in neutral or muted palettes, sculptural floor lamps, and the kind of considered, slightly architectural palette typical of warm minimalism, modern artisanal, and quiet-luxury interiors. The black-and-gold palette reads dressier than walnut-and-cream pairings without tipping into overtly glamorous territory, and pairs particularly well with brass or gold accent pieces — vases, candle holders, picture frames — that echo the central accent plates. The carved drawer fronts give the room something to look at up close, rewarding the second glance in an otherwise minimal scheme.
The Drome TV Unit suits modern living rooms, apartments, open-plan media setups, and homes where the entertainment unit is intended to be a sculptural feature alongside the TV rather than a quiet background piece — minimalist interiors with carefully chosen accents, quiet-luxury living rooms, and rooms styled around a controlled neutral palette punctuated with black and gold. It pairs directly with the matching Drome Coffee Table in the same satin black finish with brushed gold accents, while the Drome Dining Table and Drome Chair carry the carved-weave detail through into the dining room for a single, considered look across the home. See it in person at our Rocklea, Sandgate, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh showrooms.
The Drome TV Unit is the entertainment piece in the Drome range — a long, low TV cabinet built around the signature Drome detail of carved geometric weave running across all four front panels, with two brushed gold accent plates marking the centre of the unit. A black tempered glass top sits above a satin black MDF body, while two centre pull-out drawers and two outer cabinet doors handle concealed storage for AV components, gaming consoles, sound bars, and media accessories — kept at a low profile that suits modern living rooms and media setups.
Carved Geometric Weave Detail
The signature Drome detail — the carved interlocking weave pattern runs across all four front panels (two centre drawers and two outer cabinets), creating a continuous textured band along the full width of the unit. The relief catches light and shadow as it shifts through the day, turning a long flat silhouette into a sculptural feature wall.
Drawers, Cabinets & Gold Accents
Two centre pull-out drawers handle smaller items like remotes, cables, and chargers, while two outer cabinet doors hold bulkier AV components — sound bars, gaming consoles, routers, and media accessories. Two brushed gold metal accent plates serve as the drawer pulls and mark the centre of the unit as the visual focal point.
Black Tempered Glass Top
The black tempered glass top is heat-treated for added strength and gives the unit a smooth, easy-clean display surface for photo frames, sculptural decor, or as a steady base for a TV mounted directly on the cabinet.
Long Low-Profile Silhouette
Sits low and runs long against the wall, keeping the room's sightlines open and giving wall-mounted TVs and artwork space to breathe above. Works particularly well in apartments and open-plan living areas where bulkier media units would dominate the room.
About the Materials
The Drome TV Unit is built from MDF (medium-density fibreboard) finished in satin black, paired with a black tempered glass top and two brushed gold metal accent plates marking the centre of the unit. MDF works well for this design because it holds the carved geometric weave pattern in clean, precise relief across the full length of the cabinet — far easier to detail crisply across multiple panels than solid timber, and resistant to seasonal warping that would distort the pattern over time. The satin black finish keeps the focus on the carved texture rather than competing with it through a high-shine surface. Tempered glass is heat-treated for added strength and makes the top easy to wipe clean. Designed for everyday living-room use.
Clean the Glass Top
Wipe the black tempered glass top with a soft microfibre cloth to remove dust and fingerprints. For smudges, spray a non-abrasive glass cleaner onto the cloth first — never directly onto the glass.
Dust the Carved Detail
The carved geometric weave pattern collects more dust than a flat surface — vacuum gently with a soft brush attachment, or use a dry microfibre cloth or soft paintbrush to lift dust from the recessed grooves across all four front panels.
Care for the Gold Accents
Wipe the two brushed gold accent plates with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemical sprays and abrasive cleaners, which can dull the metallic finish over time and leave streaks across the brushed surface.
Wipe Spills Promptly
Clean up spills with a slightly damp cloth, then dry thoroughly. MDF surfaces can swell or stain if moisture is left to soak in — particularly into the carved grooves and along the edges of the drawer fronts and cabinet doors.
Drome TV Unit — Full Product Details
The Drome TV Unit is a long, low entertainment cabinet built around the same design language as the rest of the Drome range — a satin black MDF body, black tempered glass top, brushed gold metal hardware, and the signature carved geometric weave detail running across all four front panels as a continuous textured band along the full length of the unit. The body is constructed from MDF; MDF holds the carved weave pattern in clean, precise relief — far easier to detail crisply across multiple panels than solid timber, and resistant to seasonal warping that would distort the pattern over time. A black tempered glass top sits across the surface, heat-treated for added strength and easy to wipe clean. Storage is split between two centre pull-out drawers — sized for remotes, cables, and chargers — and two outer cabinet doors that hold bulkier items like sound bars, gaming consoles, routers, and media accessories. Two brushed gold accent plates serve as the drawer pulls and mark the centre of the unit as the visual focal point.
The Drome range sits in the bold-contemporary lane within the modern furniture category — pairs comfortably with tan and cognac leather armchairs, cream and ivory boucle upholstery, jute or seagrass rugs in natural tones, abstract artwork in neutral or muted palettes, sculptural floor lamps, and the kind of considered, slightly architectural palette typical of warm minimalism, modern artisanal, and quiet-luxury interiors. The black-and-gold palette reads dressier than walnut-and-cream pairings without tipping into overtly glamorous territory, and pairs particularly well with brass or gold accent pieces — vases, candle holders, picture frames — that echo the central accent plates. The carved drawer fronts give the room something to look at up close, rewarding the second glance in an otherwise minimal scheme.
The Drome TV Unit suits modern living rooms, apartments, open-plan media setups, and homes where the entertainment unit is intended to be a sculptural feature alongside the TV rather than a quiet background piece — minimalist interiors with carefully chosen accents, quiet-luxury living rooms, and rooms styled around a controlled neutral palette punctuated with black and gold. It pairs directly with the matching Drome Coffee Table in the same satin black finish with brushed gold accents, while the Drome Dining Table and Drome Chair carry the carved-weave detail through into the dining room for a single, considered look across the home. See it in person at our Rocklea, Sandgate, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh showrooms.
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$206.54Description
The Drome TV Unit is the entertainment piece in the Drome range — a long, low TV cabinet built around the signature Drome detail of carved geometric weave running across all four front panels, with two brushed gold accent plates marking the centre of the unit. A black tempered glass top sits above a satin black MDF body, while two centre pull-out drawers and two outer cabinet doors handle concealed storage for AV components, gaming consoles, sound bars, and media accessories — kept at a low profile that suits modern living rooms and media setups.
Carved Geometric Weave Detail
The signature Drome detail — the carved interlocking weave pattern runs across all four front panels (two centre drawers and two outer cabinets), creating a continuous textured band along the full width of the unit. The relief catches light and shadow as it shifts through the day, turning a long flat silhouette into a sculptural feature wall.
Drawers, Cabinets & Gold Accents
Two centre pull-out drawers handle smaller items like remotes, cables, and chargers, while two outer cabinet doors hold bulkier AV components — sound bars, gaming consoles, routers, and media accessories. Two brushed gold metal accent plates serve as the drawer pulls and mark the centre of the unit as the visual focal point.
Black Tempered Glass Top
The black tempered glass top is heat-treated for added strength and gives the unit a smooth, easy-clean display surface for photo frames, sculptural decor, or as a steady base for a TV mounted directly on the cabinet.
Long Low-Profile Silhouette
Sits low and runs long against the wall, keeping the room's sightlines open and giving wall-mounted TVs and artwork space to breathe above. Works particularly well in apartments and open-plan living areas where bulkier media units would dominate the room.
About the Materials
The Drome TV Unit is built from MDF (medium-density fibreboard) finished in satin black, paired with a black tempered glass top and two brushed gold metal accent plates marking the centre of the unit. MDF works well for this design because it holds the carved geometric weave pattern in clean, precise relief across the full length of the cabinet — far easier to detail crisply across multiple panels than solid timber, and resistant to seasonal warping that would distort the pattern over time. The satin black finish keeps the focus on the carved texture rather than competing with it through a high-shine surface. Tempered glass is heat-treated for added strength and makes the top easy to wipe clean. Designed for everyday living-room use.
Clean the Glass Top
Wipe the black tempered glass top with a soft microfibre cloth to remove dust and fingerprints. For smudges, spray a non-abrasive glass cleaner onto the cloth first — never directly onto the glass.
Dust the Carved Detail
The carved geometric weave pattern collects more dust than a flat surface — vacuum gently with a soft brush attachment, or use a dry microfibre cloth or soft paintbrush to lift dust from the recessed grooves across all four front panels.
Care for the Gold Accents
Wipe the two brushed gold accent plates with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemical sprays and abrasive cleaners, which can dull the metallic finish over time and leave streaks across the brushed surface.
Wipe Spills Promptly
Clean up spills with a slightly damp cloth, then dry thoroughly. MDF surfaces can swell or stain if moisture is left to soak in — particularly into the carved grooves and along the edges of the drawer fronts and cabinet doors.
Drome TV Unit — Full Product Details
The Drome TV Unit is a long, low entertainment cabinet built around the same design language as the rest of the Drome range — a satin black MDF body, black tempered glass top, brushed gold metal hardware, and the signature carved geometric weave detail running across all four front panels as a continuous textured band along the full length of the unit. The body is constructed from MDF; MDF holds the carved weave pattern in clean, precise relief — far easier to detail crisply across multiple panels than solid timber, and resistant to seasonal warping that would distort the pattern over time. A black tempered glass top sits across the surface, heat-treated for added strength and easy to wipe clean. Storage is split between two centre pull-out drawers — sized for remotes, cables, and chargers — and two outer cabinet doors that hold bulkier items like sound bars, gaming consoles, routers, and media accessories. Two brushed gold accent plates serve as the drawer pulls and mark the centre of the unit as the visual focal point.
The Drome range sits in the bold-contemporary lane within the modern furniture category — pairs comfortably with tan and cognac leather armchairs, cream and ivory boucle upholstery, jute or seagrass rugs in natural tones, abstract artwork in neutral or muted palettes, sculptural floor lamps, and the kind of considered, slightly architectural palette typical of warm minimalism, modern artisanal, and quiet-luxury interiors. The black-and-gold palette reads dressier than walnut-and-cream pairings without tipping into overtly glamorous territory, and pairs particularly well with brass or gold accent pieces — vases, candle holders, picture frames — that echo the central accent plates. The carved drawer fronts give the room something to look at up close, rewarding the second glance in an otherwise minimal scheme.
The Drome TV Unit suits modern living rooms, apartments, open-plan media setups, and homes where the entertainment unit is intended to be a sculptural feature alongside the TV rather than a quiet background piece — minimalist interiors with carefully chosen accents, quiet-luxury living rooms, and rooms styled around a controlled neutral palette punctuated with black and gold. It pairs directly with the matching Drome Coffee Table in the same satin black finish with brushed gold accents, while the Drome Dining Table and Drome Chair carry the carved-weave detail through into the dining room for a single, considered look across the home. See it in person at our Rocklea, Sandgate, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh showrooms.
