Kumiko TV Box Cover – Hide Your Set-Top Box
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Description
Kumiko TV Box Cover – Hide Your Set-Top Box
Modern living rooms often end up filled with small electronic devices, cables and blinking lights that create unnecessary visual clutter. This Kumiko-style enclosure is designed to elegantly hide a TV receiver or set-top box while keeping your setup functional and accessible.
Inspired by traditional Japanese Kumiko woodworking, the enclosure features a detailed Asanoha lattice pattern that allows airflow and infrared signals to pass through while concealing the device inside. The result is a decorative object that blends into your furniture instead of looking like another piece of electronics.
Perfect for anyone who wants to reduce visual noise in their living room and keep their entertainment area clean and minimalist.
Features
- Elegant Kumiko / Asanoha pattern
- Designed to hide TV receivers or set-top boxes
- Helps reduce visual clutter in the living room
- Pattern allows ventilation and IR remote signals
- Simple two-piece design (box + lid)
- Rear cable openings
Customizable Back Panel
The rear openings can be easily modified directly in Bambu Studio to match the ports and cable layout of your specific device.
This makes the enclosure adaptable to different receivers, streaming boxes, or media devices without needing to redesign the model.
Ideal for
- Satellite receivers
- Cable TV boxes
- Streaming devices
- Small media players
Printing
The model is optimized for FDM printing and prints cleanly thanks to the repeating lattice geometry.
Recommended settings
- Layer height: 0.2 mm
- No supports required
- PLA or PETG recommended
Design Notes
The base box was generated using the MakerWorld Parametric Box Generator, which provided a quick and precise starting point for the enclosure.
From there, the Kumiko-style patterned panels and other modifications were designed to create a decorative cover specifically intended to hide TV receivers while maintaining ventilation and remote control functionality.
Why I made this
I designed this enclosure to hide the TV receiver in my own living room and reduce the visual clutter around the TV area.
If you adapt the design for another receiver or media device, feel free to share your version!
License
You shall not share, sub-license, sell, rent, host, transfer, or distribute in any way the digital or 3D printed versions of this object, nor any other derivative work of this object in its digital or physical format (including - but not limited to - remixes of this object, and hosting on other digital platforms). The objects may not be used without permission in any way whatsoever in which you charge money, or collect fees.
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