That unit is a wood TV lift cabinet that is equipped with a hidden, motorized mechanism to raise and lower a television out of the top of the console. These cabinets are finished on all four sides, allowing for versatile placement at the foot of a bed, against a wall, or as a room divider. Key Features Hidden TV: At the press of a button on an included remote control, the TV smoothly raises into view and retracts when not needed, keeping the space tidy and elegant. Design: The cabinet in the image has a traditional style, typically found in a brown cherry or mission oak finish, featuring paneled doors and classic hardware. Functionality: Beyond concealing the TV, many models include storage space inside the cabinet for AV components like cable boxes or gaming systems, with pre-cut holes for cable management.

The style is very similar to models like the Northport or Brookville lines from TVLiftCabinet.com. Other companies, like Crosley Furniture and Leick Home, produce TV stands and cabinets with a similar aesthetic and finish