The Luxury Wave Credenza showcases a sculptural wave pattern carved across the full front and partially onto the sides. The deeper relief gives the metal surface a dynamic but controlled texture. Despite its complexity, the silhouette remains clean, allowing the piece to serve both as functional storage and as a quiet luxury statement in refined interiors.
After carving, thin metal sheets are shaped and applied by hand, using small flush-set nails to maintain a smooth exterior. The metal is then polished or patinated depending on the selected finish. The way the waves catch the light changes with the hammering texture and metal tone, giving the piece a substantial presence without appearing reflective or overly ornate.
This buffet can function as a console, sideboard, credenza, or storage cabinet. Push-to-open doors preserve the seamless surfaces, while the interior features veneer finishes and straightforward storage planning suited to daily use.
Designed by Stephanie Odegard, the credenza is made entirely by hand through a structured sequence of carving, shaping, and metal-wrapping. Each made-to-order piece includes natural tonal and surface variations inherent to artisan-driven metal work.
The 86-inch version measures 86 inches wide, 18 inches deep, and 32 inches tall. It is fitted with eight push-to-open doors across four cupboards. Each cupboard has a height-adjustable removable shelf. The piece works as a sideboard, buffet, credenza, media console, dining storage unit, or entry cabinet. Custom sizes and drawer configurations are available on request.
Please note that moisture in the air, sudden changes in temperature, and the natural movement of wood over time may cause the metal surface to develop slight wrinkles or small bubbles. We use well-seasoned reclaimed wood, high-quality marine-grade MDF where technically appropriate, and a specialized heat-resistant adhesive to delay these effects, but perfect long-term stability of metal cannot be guaranteed.
Our smooth metal finishes will show some unavoidable tool marks, as every sheet is shaped and applied entirely by hand. These marks are a normal characteristic of handmade metal furniture. If a completely uniform surface is preferred, we recommend choosing one of our hammered finishes, which are more forgiving and visually stable over time.
Copper will gradually darken and may develop brown, green, or blue tones (verdigris) within six to twelve months. Brass may slowly tarnish depending on exposure and can be cleaned periodically. White bronze generally remains the most stable and shows minimal change in controlled environments. The antiqued white bronze finish will react the fastest at first, but because it already carries an intentionally varied patina, these early reactions will not noticeably change the overall look.
The antiqued white bronze surface is created by hand using an acidic solution over white bronze to replicate natural aging. The final effect may include dull, shiny, cloudy, or streaked areas and slight color variation. These are intentional characteristics of the finish and cannot be perfectly uniform. A protective wipe-on PU coat can be applied on request for this finish. Without a PU coat, it will continue to age naturally just like our other finishes.