The Listening Room Edit
Bring the listening bar home
relax. listen. linger.
A listening room doesn't need to be a shrine to hi-fi. It needs a good chair, a rug, somewhere to put your drink, low lighting and, admittedly, a very good record player. These are the pieces for creating a dedicated home listening space that sounds good, feels better and rewards staying for the whole album rather than skipping after thirty seconds.
Nine reasons to put the phone down and play the B-side too.
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Media cabinet
Tambour doors and enough storage to keep the cables, sleeves and clutter out of sight.
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Checkerboard rug
Graphic enough to give the space some attitude when sitting down for an album.
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JBL bluetooth headphones
Wireless, comfortable and very useful when you need extra volume.
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Now playing light display
Part lamp, part album cover shrine to whatever is earning its place on the turntable.
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Raffia standard lamp
A warm, low glow is exactly what a listening room needs once the needle drops.
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Chair Sofa Bed
Sit for one track, stay for the whole side. Seating that works as a chair and occasional bed.
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Side table
Stylish enough to sit beside the chair, with concealed storage for the bits you want to hide.
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