A single Bloom Console with a Corbridge oak finish, records fanned open in the Bloom drawer, turntable on top — Groovaly

Two Bloom Consoles stacked in a Corbridge oak finish as a hi-fi cabinet, turntable and tube amp on top — Groovaly

Three Bloom Consoles stacked in a Corbridge oak finish forming a record wall, side bays holding plants — Groovaly

Bloom Console in a Corbridge oak finish, angled and empty, showing its three bays and raised bases — Groovaly

Bloom Console in a Corbridge oak finish in a living room, full of records with a turntable on top — Groovaly

A sleeve tilted forward in a side bay of Bloom Console, cover shown in place, in a Corbridge oak finish — Groovaly

Bloom Console in a Corbridge oak finish from the front, empty, showing three bays and the Bloom drawer — Groovaly

Empty Bloom Console in a Corbridge oak finish at a three-quarter angle, showing central compartment and bays — Groovaly

Close view of a Bloom Console bay in a Corbridge oak finish, showing the raised base that holds records clear — Groovaly

Bloom Console

€790,00

Bloom Console holds around 210 records across three bays — and never asks you to pull one out to see what it is.

At the centre sits Bloom, our patented fan-drawer: press it and it glides open, fanning around 50 records into an arc, so you flip through full covers like the pages of a book.

On either side, two browsing bays hold around 80 records each. The records rest on a raised base at the back, lifted slightly clear so the collection seems to float, and stand upright until you reach for one: press gently on the top edge of a sleeve and it tilts forward, showing its cover in place. Two ways to look, then — the fan and the tilt — across one continuous front.

The two side bases lift out. Leave them in for records; take them out and the side bays open up for whatever else lives with a collection — books, objects, a plant, a pair of speakers.

The top is the stage. Turntable, amplifier, a mixer — the console carries the records below and the setup above.

It's surfaced in Egger Corbridge oak — an oak-effect finish with an open, natural-looking grain and a quiet, matt feel. Warm and understated, the kind of surface that settles quietly into a room.

And it stacks. One console is a turntable stand with your favourites at hand. Two make a hi-fi cabinet. Three make a full record wall. Between each console, a few thin clear pads keep the stack from sliding and leave a hair of space — enough to let it breathe.

Delivered flat-packed, with everything needed to assemble it and to fit the Bloom drawer at home.

Ships worldwide.
First deliveries from November 2026.

Choose your setup: One console

One console
Two — a hi-fi cabinet
Three — a record wall

Product variants

Pre-order · Ships November 2026

Reserve today. Limited first production run.

Patented Bloom fan-drawer · FR2504530

Designed in Paris · Made in Europe

Egger Corbridge oak · Soft matt

Ships worldwide · Duties included

Delivered flat-packed · You assemble it

Bloom Console

One console

€790,00

Capacity & use

Around 210 records across three bays, for 12-inch LPs:
- centre bay (Bloom fan-drawer): around 50
- two side bays (tilt browsing): around 80 each

Two browsing systems: the Bloom fan-drawer at the centre, and a tilt bay on each side where a sleeve leans forward at a press. Neither asks you to lift a record out.

The two side bases are removable. With the bases out, the side bays become open volumes for books, objects, plants or speakers.

The top holds the turntable and hi-fi. The bays are for records and objects, not for equipment.

The Bloom drawer opens and closes on the patented mechanism (FR2504530).

Dimensions & weight

118.6 × 45.8 × 42 cm — W × H × D 46.7 × 18.0 × 16.5 in

Weight, boxed: approx. 28 kg / 61.7 lb

Assembly & safety

Delivered flat-packed, with all panels, fittings, feet and instructions. You assemble the console and fit the Bloom fan-drawer at home, using the parts and guide supplied. No special tools beyond what's included.

The feet are included: black, 8 cm / 3.15 in, on a standard thread — keep them, or swap them for feet of your choice.

Install on a flat, stable surface. Bloom Console is made to stack with itself: between each console, place the supplied clear anti-slip pads, which stop the consoles sliding against one another and leave a slight gap that keeps the stack looking light.

Wall fixing is recommended from two consoles stacked, and strongly recommended from three; secure the stack to the wall after assembly. Wall brackets, screws and plugs aren't supplied, as suitable hardware depends on your wall.

Good to know

Egger Corbridge oak (H3395 ST12) is a melamine-faced panel with a printed oak decor — the current generation of oak reproductions, natural in character without the rustic edge. Because the decor is printed rather than cut from a log, colour and grain run evenly from panel to panel, with none of the knots, splits or tonal swings of solid timber. It's hard-wearing and easy to clean, made for records pulled and filed every day.

Other finishes may follow.

Based in Europe?

Bloom Console travels anywhere.
If you're in Europe and want a system you can extend piece by piece — seven modules, twelve compositions, or one of your own — that's the Golden Age Collection.

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