Kenneth Nilson, a Brooklyn, New York based designer, has sent the Modern Credenza.
The Modern Credenza is 10 1 / 2 feet 20 inches wide and 38 inches high. It is of steel and bronze patinaed walnuts. The upper surface  is one slab of Walnut without stitches. The bottom is made in three sections to allow installation. In partnership  with Nathan Shellkopf of SouthSlope  woodworks To build his wood and metal components. The pattern on the doors  is your own design  and laser cut by a local shop in Brooklyn. This pattern  is one  of a kind for this client.

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