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Cain Modern
1205 S Hill Street
Los Angeles, CA 90015 , United States
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1970s Mid-Century Modern Walnut Credenza Sideboard, American Modern Design
$ 4,790
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Description
A substantial 1970s Mid-Century Modern walnut credenza / sideboard, featuring a long architectural profile, rich walnut wood finish, and distinctive contrasting black trim. The four paneled cabinet doors are framed with layered black molding, creating strong graphic definition and giving this vintage storage cabinet a sophisticated Hollywood Regency meets Mid-Century Modern character.
At over 80 inches wide, this impressive vintage walnut credenza offers both significant visual presence and generous concealed storage. Four doors open to reveal two spacious interior compartments, each fitted with an adjustable shelf, allowing the interior configuration to accommodate dinnerware, serving pieces, barware, linens, books, media equipment, office supplies, or other household essentials.
For interior designers, architects, and design professionals, the generous proportions and relatively low 30-inch height make this piece particularly versatile. Consider it as a dining room sideboard or buffet, a long living room credenza, an entry console, an executive office storage cabinet, or as an architectural anchor beneath a large-scale painting, mirror, sculpture, or gallery wall.
The combination of warm walnut tones and dramatic black detailing works particularly well within Mid-Century Modern, 1970s Modern, Hollywood Regency, contemporary, transitional, eclectic, and modernist interiors. Its substantial top surface also provides an excellent platform for table lamps, ceramics, sculpture, art objects, books, and other curated decorative accessories.
The paneled doors and stepped black molding add dimension without overwhelming the clean rectangular silhouette, while the recessed plinth base maintains the streamlined, low-profile appearance associated with sophisticated 1970s furniture design.
An excellent choice for residential or commercial design projects requiring a large-scale vintage credenza with ample storage, this piece would be equally appropriate in a living room, dining room, library, home office, executive suite, hotel, restaurant, showroom, or hospitality setting.
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Measurements
Width: 80.75 inches
Depth: 20.50 inches
Height: 30 inches
Condition
Used condition with age-appropriate wear throughout, including scattered scratches, nicks, finish wear, abrasions and areas of loss, particularly along the top and lower edges. Please review all photographs carefully as they form an important part of the condition description. -
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Origin: United States Period: 1950-1979 Materials: wood Condition: Good. Used condition with age-appropriate wear throughout, including scattered scratches, nicks, finish wear, abrasions and areas of loss, particularly along the top and lower edges. Please review all photographs carefully. Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century Incollect Reference #: 874683
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Cain Modern, located at 1205 S Hill Street, Los Angeles, CA, offers a curated selection of mid-century modern furniture from iconic designers such as Robsjohn Gibbings, Vladimir Kagan, and Paul Evans. For more information, contact us at 310.652.6045 or via email at cain@cainmodern.com
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