I absolutely adore teak credenzas (or credenzas that are made of teak-like wood). I have one in my living room (see photo above), a small one in my front hall and a teak-laminate dresser in my library. My parents have 2 and a dining set they are soon wanting to get rid off…now where can I fit…. Anyway, I found some photos of teak and teakish (or at least retro style) credenzas for your viewing pleasure.
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Chicago Home | Sköna hem |
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Tattersall Love | Beth Evans |
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one of my sister’s credenzas | my credenza |
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Ruby | Maxima Interiores |
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Sköna hem | Tattersall Love |
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Endemic | Sköna hem |
Nelson bubble lamp…. Iconic. Simplistic. Organic. Coveted.
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Aidlin Darling | |
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Domino | Lunberg Design |
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Image Locations | S. Russell Groves |
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Jonathan Adler | James Shanks |
Scott Sanders started his New York based design firm in 2000. When he decided to rent a summer house for 10 weeks one summer, the owner agreed to let him redecorate it. For $2500 he turned it into one “groovy pad” (it appears with lots of help from Ikea).