When Music Becomes Part of the Interior
Meet Ronnie, the new Vinyl Sideboard, and discover pieces designed for spaces where music, craftsmanship, and atmosphere come together.
A listening space is defined by more than the music it plays.
The furniture around it shapes how the room is experienced, how objects are displayed, drinks are served, and people gather while the record keeps playing.
Meet Ronnie
In London’s most iconic jazz clubs, music was never played. It was part of the atmosphere — a ritual shared around a record, a room, and the people gathered within it.
Inspired by that culture of listening, the new Ronnie Vinyl Sideboard gives music its own place within the interior.
Handcrafted in Portugal, Ronnie combines walnut wood, smoked walnut, natural rattan, and aged brushed details in a piece conceived around the vinyl experience.
Designed to accommodate a turntable, speakers, records, and listening essentials, it opens to reveal a complete music setting while retaining the presence and craftsmanship of a finely made sideboard.
For private residences, members’ clubs, hotel suites, and hospitality lounges, Ronnie turns listening into part of the space itself.
Designed Around the Ritual of Listening
There is something deliberate about vinyl.
Selecting a record. Opening its sleeve. Lowering the needle. Listening from beginning to end.
Ronnie was created around that ritual, bringing together music, storage, and furniture craftsmanship within a single piece.
