Stereo Cabinet Furniture
Buy the best stereo cabinet furniture selected and recommended by interior designers. By Chloe Hughes.
Have a lot of stereo components? Like to mix the old with the new? Then you need stereo cabinet furniture to store your HiFi equipment. There is even room if you need to hide a small speaker or two. Keep all your stereo stuff safe, and you can even pick a style to match your other furniture in the same room. Look through the collection and pick a stereo cabinet for your stereo components.
Stereo Cabinet Furniture
Buying Guide
Chloe Hughes
Interior Design Expert
Chloe is a highly-regarded expert in all things vintage and antique. She’s excited to share her vast knowledge with readers and clients wishing to infuse their homes with a mixture of old-time warmth and modern comfort. In addition to her design work, Chloe regularly volunteers at her local community center, teaching DIY projects to adults and kids.
Combining a classic stereo set with a piece of furniture is a lovely way to add some classic charm to your home. Often with space for a real stereo, but not always, there is enough room to put all your music-related items or anything else that you wish to store or display. Let's take a closer look at some of the stereo cabinet designs that are available.
Scandinavian style
This contemporary design is ideal for modern homes whether you have a stereo or not. They are available mainly with four different compartments – the furniture is split into four quarters for ease. In one of the compartments, you can put a radio or stereo set. The other compartments can house whatever you want – from the large old-fashioned records to the more recent CDs and even all your favorite magazines about music. The popular Scandinavian style is made from light wood such as pine or natural unfinished wood, and has four slim and small legs on which the furniture rests.
Tall stereo cabinet
If the wider Scandinavian style doesn't suit your home, consider a taller wooden style. This is normally a brown wooden cabinet with glass panels behind which you can display ornaments and other items. If you have a radio or stereo to go in the cabinet, this can be placed on any of the 6-8 shelves which are available. The top of the cabinet can be used for candles, flowers, books or anything else you would like to display.
Stereo TV cabinet
If you don't have space in your home to have various cabinets for all your different possessions, you should consider the pieces which are versatile and can be used in more ways than one. A display TV cabinet, for example, can form the perfect home for your stereo set, even if you don't ever use it anymore. There are normally shelves alongside either end of the cabinet, and 2-3 drawers in the center for variety and style. These are available in a natural wood finish, or you can find them with a glossy paint finish too.
Rustic stereo cabinet furniture
A stereo isn't a modern gadget to have in your home these days, so stereo cabinet furniture which has an old or rustic feel could be the ideal match. A weathered wood look can add charm and sophistication to your home, while providing the ideal place for storing your stereo set. The sliding doors allow ease of access, but you can shut the drawers when the stereo is not in use to keep it tidy and out of sight. You can position the stereo on top of the cabinet when it is in use or whenever you want to show it off to your guests. The doors may be wired in a lattice or criss-cross pattern to further add to the rustic appearance. The wooden materials inside the cabinet may be varnished to offer protection for the items which you keep stored there.