Media sideboard

Today, communication is a key component of our work. Work which we perform better, the better we prepare for it. The media sideboard was developed to integrate communication technology in such a way that it ideally supports us in our work and in so doing assimilates itself into our environment in the most sophisticated way.


In principle, we see design not as a platform for vanity but as a duty to exploit all sensible options which make communication successful today. This claim above all defines the quality that we always see as integral not only in the workmanship and materials used but primarily in the raising of living standards Р sensual but at the same time rational.



Wood, aluminium, glass, painted or matted plus luxuriously worked veneers are the materials which form this sideboard. Painted glass offers a virtually infinite portfolio of colours and when combined with regal veneers, each sideboard becomes unique and a personal one-off.

Communication is shaping our lives. That's why there are more options packed into the media sideboard than would appear at first sight. The flexible design facilitates the integration of all modern communication devices. Fully automatically and remotely controllable projection screens of various sizes can likewise be integrated as with plasma and TFT displays.
A low-noise drive ensures the highest level of comfort. The incorporation of veneer coverable flat membrane loudspeakers guarantees best audio quality with the highest demands on design. Within the body there is space for the entire range of audio visual equipment such as DVD player, PC and amplifier. With the media sideboard, the sophisticated furnishing of conference and meeting rooms has come full circle Р wherever your demands on design are high.

In a further variant of the media sideboard, the projector is directly integrated into the furniture. The electric hub opens at the same time as the screen to reveal the projector, which extends just 30 cm from the sideboard, thus preventing the speaker from being dazzled by the beam.