MID CENTURY MODERN WATERFALL SIDEBOARD / CREDENZA
he mid century modern sideboard or credenza is perfect for a dining room, office, study, or even bedroom. The sideboard features waterfall design where the grain spans the left, top, and right sides for a continuous grain pattern. The design, as pictured here, has two sets of doors running on solid wood rails and a set of shelves. In the center are four drawers with many options for pulls. With no doors that swing out, this low profile design is perfect for behind a couch and near a dining room table. Clients have used this for place settings, bar units, serving trays, cutlery and plates. The doors can be easily removed for cleaning. The size and placement of the sideboard doors and drawers can be modified for each client.
Final pricing depends on your preferred size, layout of drawers and doors and wood species
Details:
Solid wood construction, shown in Hickory
Available in Walnut, Cherry, Maple, Oak, or Beech
Dimensions:
Width: 48” to 96” (shown 84” wide)
Height: 24” to 36” (legs & base are usually 12”)
Depth: 15” to 20"
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I am a custom furniture maker. I work out of my shop in northwest Connecticut and source most of my wood locally.
My handcrafted furniture designs are inspired by mid-century-modern, Nakashima, shaker and arts & crafts designs. I strive to design and build with simple and beautiful lines in mind and celebrate both the wood grain and joinery. I finish my furniture pieces with natural oil finishes, each coat hand rubbed and never anything that will hide the beauty of the wood surfaces.
I work with customers on original designs for them as well as designs based on existing pieces. I develop 3D CAD designs to review with clients. They are always welcome to see photographs of the work in progress.
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