Modern Walnut Koa Credenza Sculptural Legs by Thomas Throop Made to Order
By Black Creek Designs LLC
Located in New Canaan, CT
The credenza is comprised of three compartments with adjustable shelves.
Walnut
Dale Holub Credenza Solid Koa Wood 1976
By Dale Holub
Located in Chicago, IL
Dale Holub Credenza Solid Koa Wood (1976) - Constructed from premium Koa wood on a plinth base. - Features five solid wood planks for the top and three thicker side planks with multi...
Wood
Henredon Koa Wood and Black Lacquer Credenza
By Henredon
Located in Hamburg, PA
A stunning Henredon Koa wood and black lacquer credenza or sideboard from the Elan Collection by Henredon.
Wood, Lacquer
Henredon Elan Collection Black Lacquer and Koa Wood Credenza
By Henredon
Located in South Bend, IN
The credenza features stunning and rare koa wood grain and clean, sleek lines.
Lacquer
Pace Collection Hawaiian Koa Wood Credenza
By Pace Collection
Located in North Hollywood, CA
Pace collection Hawaiian Koa wood and chrome credenza / sideboard with three doors.
Chrome
Sold
H 24 in W 60 in D 20 in
Vladimir Kagan Console in Koa Wood with Lucite Legs USA, circa 1970 Mid Century
By Vladimir Kagan
Located in Philadelphia, PA
An outstanding console in Koa wood and acrylic with patinated brass hardware, This piece has been fully refinished and is in excellent condition. Vladimir Kagan worked in the peri...
Brass
Henredon "Elan" Collection Black Lacquer and Koa Wood Credenza
By Henredon
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Gorgeous black lacquer and Hawaiian koa wood credenza from the Elan Collection by Henredon.
Wood
Koa Credenza by Pace
By Leon Rosen
Located in New York, NY
Lustrous koa-wood veneers, perfectly book-matched form the body of this three-door credenza.
Stainless Steel
Henredon Tiger Koa Wood Credenza
By Henredon
Located in Pasadena, CA
Four-door credenza made of the incredible koa wood which is from Hawaii and has its original polyurethane varnish which is in perfect shape!
Brass
California Revolutionary Craftsmen Koa Wood Credenza
Located in West Hollywood, CA
California craftsmen credenza made of solid Koa wood with a hand polished finish.
Mid-century modern credenzas descend from the Renaissance-era sideboard, once used to serve and store food and dishware. The clean-lined, low-profile version prized today emerged from Italian and Scandinavian design in the mid-20th century, defined by tapered legs and warm walnut or teak veneers.
Styles to Know
Mid-century modern credenzas are one of the most searched storage silhouettes on 1stDibs. Sliding-door and open-shelf configurations serve different needs: books and displayed objects suit open shelving, while electronics and linens are better behind doors. A matching mid-century modern dresser extends the look to the bedroom, or an apothecary cabinet offers more drawer storage in a smaller footprint.
How to Choose the Right Vintage Credenza
Hardware and veneer condition vary considerably from piece to piece, so listing photographs deserve a close look; our guide to case pieces covers what else to look for in construction. Every credenza comes from a vetted 1stDibs seller, with era, designer and condition on record, and the 1stDibs Promise stands behind every purchase.
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