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Prism Console

Made to OrderDelivers in 3–5 months
$8,500
IM Studio

Incubated in the open, now part of the collection.

The Prism Console is a bold fusion of art and function, designed to transform any living space into a statement of modern luxury. Crafted from solid birchwood and finished with precision metalwork, its surfaces are elevated through vibrant electroplated panels that reflect color and light with striking intensity. The geometric forms and high-gloss finish create a kaleidoscopic effect, making it as much a sculptural piece as a functional media unit. Resting on a sleek metal base, the Prism Console offers durability, sophistication, and a playful edge that redefines contemporary interiors.

94.5” L x 17.3” D x 26” H

Birchwood and electroplated steel.

Incubated in the open, now part of the collection. Adaptations remain possible within the original design language.

Selected pieces are produced by IM Studio New York for Interior Moderna.

Delivers in 3–5 monthsEach piece is built for you; made-to-order sales are final. We work directly with clients, designers, and architects to keep everything clear from inquiry to delivery.

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Began on the bench. Now in the collection.

Every IM Studio piece is drawn, prototyped, and offered before it enters the collection. This one was realized: commissioned, refined, and now part of the permanent line.

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