Artisanal Brooklyn-Made Credenza in Birch or Walnut
Artisanal Brooklyn-Made Credenza in Birch or Walnut
Corto: A Celebration of Artisanal Craftsmanship in Brooklyn
Discover the Corto credenza, a new addition to our collection of handmade credenzas from Brooklyn. Each Corto credenza's design is a testament to the beauty of natural Birch or Walnut wood, contrasted by a vibrant interior lacquered in green, pink, or cerulean blue.
Creating Unique Spaces: Tailored Designs for Your Handmade Credenzas
These credenzas are available in three sizes, but we're happy to modify the size or color combinations to match your preferences. They're crafted entirely from natural wood, offering a range of hues that are as vibrant as they are natural.
Locally Made Luxury: Brooklyn-Made Credenzas
What's more, these credenzas are locally made in Brooklyn, reflecting the quality and craftsmanship of local artisans. The Corto credenza blends the understated elegance of Italian designs with traditional Brooklyn craftsmanship. Each piece is a tribute to the allure of natural materials and intentional design, providing a stylish solution for your home.
Corto sideboard credenza. The interior is a highly refined lacquer in a shiny cerulean blue (Le Corbusier's favorite color), while the exterior is a beautiful Walnut finish.
The Inside-Out collection is composed of three pieces: Corto, Lungo, and Largo.
This listing is for a Corto Sideboard Cabinet, Buffet, Credenza
The interior is a highly refined lacquer in a shiny cerulean blue (Le Corbusier's favorite color), while the exterior is a beautiful Walnut finish. Please confirm the interior color before placing the order, if you are requesting a custom one.
The shelves are removable but not adjustable.
Please note that because of the designer's choice to keep the exterior less refined, the wood might have small natural imperfections. Woodgrain and shade might change from what is shown here.
Design by Sergio Mannino and Thomas Lehman.
Details and dimensions subject to change, confirm before placing the order.
Design by Sergio Mannino and Thomas Lehman.
