Eden Tv TV unit

Design with Quiet Presence

Designed by Boatto Martino Studio for Capital, the Eden Tv unit keeps the focus on clear lines and calm proportions. At about 78.7 inches long, 24.8 inches high, and 20.5 inches deep, it stretches low and wide, giving the screen a balanced base without dominating the room. The front is clean, with four drawers that read as a continuous surface rather than separate elements.

An open central compartment breaks the volume just enough. The bronzed glass shelf adds a lighter note and a discreet place for a media unit or a curated object. Nothing feels excessive. It looks intentional, almost quiet, even when the television is off.

Materials & Build

The structure of Eden Tv is offered in a lacquered finish, giving a smooth, even skin that feels modern and easy to live with. The top can be specified either in solid wood or in lacquered finish as well, letting the owner decide between a warmer, more tactile surface or a sleek, unified look.

Handle and base come in a metallic finish that grounds the console visually and adds a subtle highlight. The bronzed glass shelf in the open compartment brings depth and a softer reflection. With a weight of roughly 231.5 pounds and a volume of about 24.7 cubic feet, the unit has a reassuring solidity that suits its role as the anchor of a media wall.

Everyday Ease

Though it is not about physical seating comfort, this TV unit still considers daily use. The height keeps the screen at a natural viewing level for most sofas and lounge chairs. Four drawers offer straightforward storage for remotes, media, and devices that do not need to be on display, so the area stays orderly even when life is not.

Placement & Lifestyle

Capital’s Eden Tv sits comfortably in a main living room, media room, or large bedroom where a wider wall is available. Its elongated form works well under a wall-mounted screen or supporting a TV directly on the top. The mix of lacquer, wood option, metal, and glass pairs easily with soft fabrics, rugs, and art without fighting for attention.

Made to Last

In the 2024 TV Unit and Low Unit collection, this design is built for steady, long-term use rather than trends. Solid wood, carefully applied lacquer, metal elements, and bronzed glass are all materials chosen for durability when treated with care. The substantial build helps the structure stay true over time, so the unit can continue to frame the home’s technology gracefully as tastes and equipment evolve.