YOUR PRECIOUS VINYL NEEDS SOME NORWEGIAN WOOD
Born in a small garage in Kristiansand, Norway in 2015, HDRL started as a weekend project for designer Stian Herdal who specialises in mid-century modern inspired pieces. It has now become a successful business with his collection of furniture and objects growing steadily and now shipping far beyond the Norwegian borders.
What to get the vinyl lover that already has everything? We think we've stumbled across something here.
Being based in Melbourne, we, of course, are partial to anything Mid-Century. So out of the range, the object that immediately took our fancy was The Vinyl Table, a lovely 1950's inspired turntable table with a sliding tambour door.
When you have finally acquired a serious turntable and a decent vinyl collection, it's time to throw away the milk crates and the wobbly IKEA shelves. The HDRL Vinyl Table offers an elegant design, hidden storage for electronics and a display bay for 200 records, along with cable management. It's a stunning yet functional way to house your system and display what is probably a small percentage of your vinyl.
The cabinet is made out of black Valchromat (High Density self-coloured board) and oak, with a choice of pencil or spider oak legs. The sliding tambour door is also made of beautifully grained oak featuring a subtle HRDL logo.
Dimensions - 120cm (L), 20cm (H), 45cm (D), Total height: 75cm
This Table is hand-made to order and can be customised on demand. Expected delivery is 6-8 weeks, in addition to shipping and will sell for £1,408 GBP / $1,755 USD / $2400 AUD approx. Get your orders in quick for Father's Day.
For more information visit HDRL.
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