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 — a melamine wood 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. First deliveries from October 2026.