Shelf from Montana

OCTAVE VIII TV bench - Legs: 99 Matt Chrome

The OCTAVE VIII TV stand from Montana, designed by Peter J. Lassen, is a refined piece of furniture created for the modern living room. With its 12 mm lacquered MDF and legs in matt chrome-plated zinc, it is both robust and elegant. The table has four compartmentalised sections, including a perforated flap door that allows you to operate the electronics without compromising on the streamlined look. Drawers and doors create a practical framework for storage, while the integrated cable management ensures a discreet setup. With 41 different colours to choose from, it's easy to match any interior style.

In addition to its generous functionality, the OCTAVE VIII TV stand adds architectural calm to the room. The table acts as a natural centrepiece under the TV and can easily be combined with other Montana modules for a harmonious interior. Place it with a light coffee table in the same colour shade or contrast it with a warm textile sofa for a more playful look. The timeless design leaves room for personal styling, where colours, art and accessories can add individual touches.

Peter J. Lassen is known for his clear design philosophy where function and aesthetics merge in flexible solutions. Montana as a brand stands for uncompromising quality, modular design and a colour palette that makes it possible to create furniture with personality. Together they form an iconic duo in the Scandinavian furniture tradition.

• Material: Made of 12 mm lacquered MDF with legs in matt chrome-plated zinc in the colour 99 Matt Chrome.
• Specifications: The back has cable entry for discreet connection of digital devices and accessories to the power outlet. The product is also available with legs in other colours and materials, suspension bracket or base. The legs are 12.6 cm high.
• Care instructions: Wipe the product with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid using harsh detergents to preserve the lacquer and material finish.
• Weight: 37kg.
• Design: Original design by Peter J. Lassen for Montana.