A 1970s Sylvania color console television, stripped of its cathode ray and given a second act. The screen aperture — framed in its original brushed gold bezel — beautiful vintage wallpaper, backlit to glow exactly as the original tube once did. Below the tuner panel, two discreet litter enclosures sit behind the cabinet doors, accessed through the side. The hinged top drawer opens to a plush cat bed. The upper drawer once held a slide projector to show photos on the television. The sleeping kitty will still be picture perfect.
The mahogany-finished cabinet retains its original crown molding, base plinth, and brass hardware. It was built to anchor a room. It still does.
