CORRIDOR Media Unit

An attractive double-width cabinet from BDI that makes full use of limited space. Perfect for additional storage or as a media center for a compact entertainment system.

A welcome addition to the BDI's Corridor collection, the 6521 desk offers a thoughtfully composed workspace with a hidden flip-front keyboard drawer and modesty panel. For a complete list of available finishes, please contact one of our sales associates.

Designed by Matthew Weatherly for BDI USA, the MOBILE FILE PEDESTAL includes three drawers - two storage and one file drawer - all secured by one lock.

Beautiful on its own or as part of a complete Corridor office, the CORRIDOR storage credenza by BDI USA includes an adjustable storage compartment with louvered doors and locking drawers for supplies and hanging files.

Keeping office essentials organized and accessible, the CORRIDOR multifunctional cabinet by BDI USA includes a pull-out printer tray, storage drawers, and a supply cabinet with adjustable shelf. Designed by Matthew Weatherly, this charcoal stained ash cabinet is heavily influenced by Danish modern style and soft minimalism.

With clean lines, metal accents, and a high gloss white finish, this office credenza exudes sleek, modern style. Two large lateral file drawers and two doors ensure ample storage space for office essentials.

The CORRIDOR Triple Wide Cabinet is a beautifully designed piece from BDI that combines functionality and style in perfect harmony. The soundbar shelf is a unique feature that enhances the audio experience in your home theater, while the media storage drawer provides ample storage space for your entertainment components. The cabinet is finished with warm, architecturally inspired wood louvers and a sleek satin-tempered glass top, making it an attractive addition to any contemporary living space. With its adjustable shelves, removable back panels, flow-through ventilation, and cable management system, the CORRIDOR Triple Wide Cabinet is the ultimate solution for your media storage needs