This credenza is a matching piece to compliment the Conference table for the same client. It is made mostly of Bolivian Rosewood (Pau Ferro) and American Black Walnut. The interior is made of cherry and is lighter in color than the outside so there's better visibility of the objects inside. The subtle detail is what makes this piece special. The panels are offset and the rosewood and walnut is framed in maple inlay to create depth and interest.
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This Maker has consistently demonstrated excellence in craftsmanship and customer service.
SYD is a custom furniture shop. We specialize in one of a kind, heirloom pieces with a strong emphasis on human craftsmanship and a sophisticated attention to detail. Our philosophy is that furniture made by hand has character and soul that can't compare with mass produced furniture.
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Betsy
For I have a desk that needs to be changed from 23 in. deep to 15 or 16 in. deepThe project that Shota of SYD completed for me was done as promised with a degree of expertise and attention to detail that exceeded my expectations. While this desk was not of the highest quality, it was perfect for the guest room in style but not size. Shota understood exactly what I wanted done and executed the re-size so expertly that one cannot see where a change was made. The fact that he treated this rather mundane (for the artisan he is) project with respect and craftsmanship speaks to his professionalism. I have no qualms about recommending SYD for any projects, and I will definitely be having Shota do further work for me.
Alan and Kristin
For Johansen TableShota's a tremendous talent who has the unique ability to translate a thought or mood into a beautiful piece of furniture. We were especially impressed by the pre-design interview, where he asked a variety of questions about our likes and dislikes. He also visited our house to see the room where the table would sit, just to ensure what he designed fit with the overall aesthetic. After the visit, he presented us with some initial sketches, which he then refined based on our feedback. The final piece is stunning. It's perfectly executed, and is an immediate classic that will be passed from one generation to the next. In short, I have no doubt that someday someone will look in our dining room, gasp and ask us "is that an original Yamaguchi?!" He's that good.