Franck and Romain celebrating the completion of one of the first Groovaly Wilson signature vinyl cabinets.

Why Groovaly?

A vinyl collection is a personal archive. Each record is a page worth leafing through.

At Groovaly, we know how easily albums fade into the background — with unreadable spines, or packed so tightly they become inaccessible.

We believe vinyl furniture should never be just storage, but a centerpiece of the home — a place where people gather with family and friends.

Groovaly exists to bring vinyl back into everyday presence. Our furniture is conceived not as storage, but as architecture for collections — pieces designed to make records visible, accessible, and alive within the home.

Our Approach

We design furniture around the ritual of vinyl.

Each Groovaly piece combines contemporary design with signature browsing mechanisms that invite tactile exploration. Records can be flipped through naturally, like the pages of a book, transforming browsing into an intuitive and deeply satisfying gesture.

Crafted in France & Portugal from Valchromat — a refined, durable material prized in high-end interiors — our pieces are built to age gracefully and to live at the center of domestic spaces.

They are not temporary solutions. They are definitive objects, created to accompany collections over time.

Rekindling a Bond

Groovaly was founded in Paris by Romain Muller, driven by a lifelong passion for design, furniture, and vinyl records.

The project began with a simple realization: a growing distance from his own collection. Records that once shaped daily life had become harder to access, and therefore easier to forget.

Together with designer and cabinetmaker Franck Simon, he imagined furniture that restores immediacy and pleasure to the act of browsing — pieces that invite people to return to their records and rediscover what they love.

Groovaly’s ambition is to rekindle this bond — to bring every vinyl lover closer to their collection. The records we’ve chosen, listened to, shared, and loved deserve to remain at the heart of our lives.

Because life’s too short to miss a groove.