Edda Credenza
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edda credenza
Design Norm Architects, 2024
Solid ash, oak, or walnut
Made in the USA by Archivism
"The design intent demonstrates a study of proportion and balance. Exhibiting a refined minimalism, it is restrained in approach. The details are withdrawn in order to emphasize the presence of the primary structural elements. Exaggerated overhangs, repeating uprights and retreating doors create a balance in the robust application material."
- Norm Architects
Built in the Archivism factory in West Virginia. The Credenza is fully constructed in solid wood, with a matching veneered back panel. Each cabinet features push-to-open mechanisms, a floating shelf with 4 levels of adjustment, 2" Diameter cord escapes and leveling feet. Finished with a zero VOC water based stain.
2 door: 59.5" w | 20" d | 29" h
3 door: 79.75" w | 20" d | 29" h
4 door: 100" w | 20" d | 29" h
5 door: 120.25" w | 20" d | 29" h
Solid ash, oak, or walnut
Made in the USA by Archivism
"The design intent demonstrates a study of proportion and balance. Exhibiting a refined minimalism, it is restrained in approach. The details are withdrawn in order to emphasize the presence of the primary structural elements. Exaggerated overhangs, repeating uprights and retreating doors create a balance in the robust application material."
- Norm Architects
Built in the Archivism factory in West Virginia. The Credenza is fully constructed in solid wood, with a matching veneered back panel. Each cabinet features push-to-open mechanisms, a floating shelf with 4 levels of adjustment, 2" Diameter cord escapes and leveling feet. Finished with a zero VOC water based stain.
2 door: 59.5" w | 20" d | 29" h
3 door: 79.75" w | 20" d | 29" h
4 door: 100" w | 20" d | 29" h
5 door: 120.25" w | 20" d | 29" h
$5,195.00 + free shipping
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