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Manhattan

Natural Wood Radiator Cover

A custom natural wood radiator cover in Manhattan, designed with soft rounded edges and a seamless built-in appearance.

Cabinetry Built Around the Room

Designed for a Manhattan interior, this custom radiator cover transforms a standard heating unit into a refined architectural feature.

Natural wood gives the piece warmth and visual depth, while the clean proportions and softly rounded edges allow it to integrate comfortably with the surrounding interior. Rather than treating the radiator as something to conceal separately, the cover becomes part of the room’s millwork and overall design language.

The result keeps the heating element visually unobtrusive while giving the space a more finished, considered appearance.

Project

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DESIGN DETAILS

Cabinetry & Material Details

The project comes together at the points where cabinetry meets appliances, stone, lighting, and hardware. Each element is coordinated with the cabinet layout rather than treated as a separate addition.

Natural Wood Finish

The radiator cover is finished in natural wood, bringing warmth and visible grain into the surrounding interior.

Soft Rounded Edges

Gently rounded edges soften the overall profile and give the custom millwork a refined, furniture-like character.

Integrated Radiator Concealment

The enclosure visually hides the standard heating unit while allowing it to remain part of a functional living space.

Seamless Installation

Careful sizing and installation allow the cover to read as an intentional architectural element rather than an added enclosure.

Clean Architectural Profile

Restrained proportions and continuous wood surfaces keep the design visually composed without introducing unnecessary detailing.

Interior Integration

The custom piece turns a utilitarian heating element into millwork that contributes to the overall character of the Manhattan interior.

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