Founded by Rob Dzedzy in 1983, Media Rooms Inc. designed and installed custom home theaters and integrated electronic environments while building the accompanying furniture in its own West Chester cabinet shop. That combination of audiovisual expertise and bespoke woodworking shaped projects ranging from themed theaters to media cabinetry, with the company’s work earning industry awards and regular coverage in home-technology publications. Media Rooms announced its closure in February 2026 after more than 40 years in business.
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CounterEv HOMECounterEv HOME handcrafted furniture from reclaimed bowling lanes, turning old alley wood into custom tables and other one-of-a-kind pieces. Founded in 2008 by Jim Malone, the business grew from a 10-by-10 booth at Brooklyn Flea into a maker whose furniture appeared in more than 200 Shake Shack locations worldwide, 30-plus Starbucks, and eight early Sweetgreen locations. CounterEv announced that it would close permanently after 15 years, with its final orders taken through January 15.BROOKLYN, NY
Eastboard ConsolesWith more than 45 years of experience behind its designs, Eastboard Consoles makes custom technical furniture for broadcast and media control rooms. Founded by Steve Goldberg and part of A/S Custom since 2005, the company combines 3D design and precision CNC manufacturing with its modular RACKBLOCKS system, allowing workstations to be reconfigured as equipment and operations change. Its projects range from compact Puerto Rican production rooms to major broadcast facilities, with ergonomics and ADA requirements built into the design.IVYLAND, PA
Wild Works CustomsWild Works Customs was a custom fabrication shop built around turning customers’ ideas into personalized pieces. Using CNC and laser technology, it produced items such as engraved goods for homes, gifts, and other custom projects before permanently ceasing operations.
Vanish DesignsVanish Designs creates bespoke furniture that conceals complete entertainment systems, allowing 80- to 120-inch displays to rise silently into view and disappear when not in use. Founded by Mark Motyl, the company presents its integrated pieces through private New York showrooms, where clients can see them operating in real rooms.