I've been sitting on a couple piles of plywood, cut to dimension and sanded,
for probably 2 years now. 
Warning: cellphone pics follow!
Well, I finally got the gumption to do something with it just a few weeks ago.
I was stalling the project due to the old, sorry-looking wardrobe cabinet,
and a couple of other pieces, which needed to go away.
I finally determined to tackle the larger wardrobe, and found it was much easier
to dismantle than expected, so the other small pieces followed immediately after.
While clearing out the old, assembly of the new began.
Limited space did not allow many of the new assemblies to be built, so further assembly
began in earnest when the old was gone so that the new could be placed in situ.
The end result is something my wife and I are both very pleased with,
particularly due to getting rid of the old and worn-out stuff, which was simply ugly
at best. Here's the final product:
This helped the process along:
The construction goes along with a similar build on the opposite side of the room.
This now has another row across the top, just like the first picture shows:
It's all based on the same dimensional aspects of what I built for our TV and audio.
Whenever we may move to a different place, it can all be stacked & arranged
according to desires of different spaces. They are simply stacked boxes
of uniform height and uniform width divisions, and not assembled as one-piece units
as they may appear:
(continued)
Miss Julia Grey (she/her/Miss)
