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Marvin Credenza, Walnut and Brass, Four-Door, Customizable

Name: Marvin Credenza, Walnut and Brass, Four-Door, Customizable
Brand: Rather Well Design
Price: 12000 USD
Availability: InStock

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The Marvin credenza is built in our Louisville, KY studio using premium hardwoods and thoughtfully selected wood veneers. The cabinet showcases wide, featured American walnut, with book-matched front doors and waterfall edges. The door pulls are custom-made in house from solid brass. The interior can feature adjustable shelves, cord exits, and media venting. The back side is finished. As shown, the Martin credenza is sized ideally for a media unit. Available in a multitude of sizes and configurations. Made of solid hardwood and veneer with a hand rubbed oil and wax finish. Shown in American walnut and brass.

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All of our pieces are are made to order, and fully customizable. We can adapt the size, configuration, add doors or drawers, cord exits, media venting, etc. We craft each piece to be the perfect fit for its space and function.\n\nMaterials: American walnut, white oak, ebonized oak, maple.\n\nCustom finishes available upon request.\n\nCOM hardware available.\n

Details

Creator
Rather Well Design (Designer)
Production Type
New & Custom(Current Production)
Production Time
It will take 8-9 weeks to make this piece

In the Style Of
Mid-Century Modern
Place of Origin
United States
Date of Manufacture
2017

Period
2010-
Materials and Techniques
OiledBrass,VeneerWalnut
Condition
New
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Dimensions
H 24 in. x W 84 in. x D 16 in.H 60.96 cm x W 213.36 cm x D 40.64 cm
Seller Location
Louisville, KY
Reference Number
LU272539184091

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Rather Well Design

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Rather Well Design is an American studio dedicated to designing and building heirloom quality furniture. Our line of furniture centers around a contemporary retelling of classic American craft. We design with a restrained aesthetic that allows the materials and techniques to speak for themselves. By showcasing traditional joinery and paring away the unnecessary, we put the focus on the functionality of the object. We aim to speak to the luxury market with a collection that is unpretentious in form and unparalleled in craft. Every piece is built to order in our Brooklyn, NY studio. Rather Well Design was founded in 2013 by Eric Payne. After studying Furniture design at the Savannah College of Art and Design, Eric moved to Brooklyn to continue honing his craft. He cut his teeth working for WRK Design/Build and luxury furniture brand Matthew Fairbank Design. Rather Well initially began as an outlet to explore form and craft, as well a platform for Eric to develop his own work. Now, he currently spends his days covered in sawdust, listening to NPR, and crafting every piece that Rather Well produces.