Rustic Organic Modern Credenza in Bark, 1950s

Post-modern; Italian design; Roberto Pamio and Renato Toso; sideboard; Credenza; Room divider, Italy, 1970's Post-modern Italian credenza in wood with black-painted wooden pillars...

Art Deco style high-end sideboard with stunning details, France, 1930s Luxury storage piece, marble top, bronze feet, carved oak. Previously owned by an architect who had the i...

Early credenza by Emiel Veranneman, one of the most important Belgian designers impressive pieces of green onyx marble. Check out our Goldwood Storefront...

Designed by De Coene in 1958, this Madison sideboard is meticulously crafted using rosewood and walnut. This exquisite piece boasts well-defined lines and intriguing details, such as...

Amsterdam School Credenza, Arts & Crafts; Credenza; Walnut; Mahogany; Oriental inspired; The Netherlands; 1920s; Walnut and mahogany Amsterdam School credenza, a true testament to t...

Credenza; Sideboard; Wood; Onyx; Marble; Emiel Veranneman; Belgium; Belgian Design; Cabinet; Storage Unit; Storing; Credenza created by Belgian designer Emiel Veranneman in the 1...

The Ocum Sideboard is typified by the search for balanced proportions, simplicity of the basic forms and minimalist construction. The contrasting textur...

The Ebb & Flow credenza was inspired by our observations of an ocean worn cliff face on the wild West Coast of New Zealand. Our search for design inspiration took us on an adventure to the Truman Track - a walk through unspoiled subtropical forest where ancient native trees tower above thickets of vine and palms. The track emerges on a spectacular coastline with cliffs, caverns, and a waterfall that plummets straight onto a rock-strewn beach. The Ebb & Flow credenza is our representation of the powerful ocean forces that have shaped the natural landscape of New Zealand. The credenza is made from a matai tree (New Zealand native tree) rescued from a river on the West Coast of the South Island, New Zealand. This sustainable timber, naturally felled by nature, has been carbon dated at over 1500 years old. The trees location co-ordinates are inscribed on a stainless Tréology tag and attached to the credenza, connecting the owner to a unique piece of New Zealand nature. The credenza has two hinged doors with an adjustable timber shelf...

Awa Kōpaka means glacier in te reo Māori. The Awa Kōpaka credenza was inspired by our observations of the organic forms of the glaciers on the West Coast of New Zealand. The credenza was designed by Richard Simpson during a three-day road trip down the West Coast, as we explored the Franz Josef & Fox Glaciers. Standing at the face of the glaciers we could see this enormous fissure of ice and we could hear it cracking & moving. You could see where it was carved out and the beautiful organic forms on the ice itself. Awa Kōpaka is expressing that form into a functional cabinet. It is a narrative about the movement of ice and how it continues to shape the landscape of New Zealand. The credenza is made from a matai tree rescued from a river on the West Coast of the South Island, New Zealand. This sustainable timber...

Mid-Century Modern Herman Miller Style Sideboard / Credenza / Cabinet, Burlwood Mid-century cabinet with all original hardware and wood from the time...

Italian Rustic Parquetry oak breakfront credenza with four doors having bold 'vintage' metal handles with three sections and interiors with adjustable shelves, the center section wit...

Wonderful design sideboard / credenza from Norway produced and designed by the Westnofa Furniture Company in the 1950s. The sideboard has a wonderful Minimalist modern design with 4 ...