Lani Lobes ~ modular tambour credenza

Introducing the Lani Lobes: our first foray into fine furniture for audio.

This modular tambour credenza is designed to adapt to your setup,whether you’re spinning vinyl, patching synths, or pouring a drink. The center section can be configured for a turntable with two open equipment shelves, a 6U / 84HP Eurorack system, or additional shelving. The length is fully customizable to suit your system.

The signature “lobes” on each end can be set up for liquor storage, vinyl, speakers, or whatever you’d like to show off (or hide away).

This first prototype is shown housing a Music Hall MMF7 turntable and receiver, in a combination of walnut, oak, and bamboo. Production models will feature pure walnut as standard, with other hardwood options available upon request.

the speaker configuration for the end cabinets of the Lani Lobes credenza. Each lobe is sized to fit most bookshelf and near- to mid-field monitors up to 18" tall, but like everything we build, it’s fully customizable—within reason.

The standout feature is a set of linear actuators tucked into each lobe. When the tambour door opens, the speakers extend slightly proud of the cabinet sides, reducing early reflections and enhancing sound clarity. When the door begins to close, they glide back in. It’s a subtle bit of magic, and fully retrofittable to match your speakers.

The tambour doors are made with continuous-grain slats—no gaps, no breaks, just the faintest line separating each piece until they curve effortlessly around their brass runners.

Legs are hand-shaped solid walnut with brass end caps.

The turntable lid is lit with audio-reactive, fully programmable lighting.

The finish is a hand-rubbed coat of Rubio Monocoat, topped with clear wax for warmth and durability.

A walnut and brass LP display stand is included.

It’s not just a showpiece.

It’s a statement.

It’s a work of art.

Size as shown: 52" 23" x 25"