John Richard Ravine Silver Credenza
John Richard Ravine Silver Credenza
✦ Production Time: 4–6 Weeks.
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- An awe-inspiring statement piece, the Ravine Credenza showcases bleeding-edge contemporary design and a seductive color palette
- The oak wood frame is enveloped in a gorgeous silver white finish and features panels of mirrored glass across the six doors
- Along the glass doors, a stunning cracked design forks out in all directions, imbuing the piece with refined textural depth
- The piece features push-latch doors and European hinges, as well as three slender legs that match the frame.

In the home — Designed to live quietly within a room.
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The placement feels right, the room feels settled, and I am glad I chose the sideboard. I spent a lot of time comparing options and am glad I did not rush the decision. What surprised me was how quickly it stopped feeling like a new addition, especially when I look at the room as a whole. I was hoping the sideboard would pull my dining area together, and it did that without making the space feel overly coordinated. That is enough for me to feel very good about the purchase.
I keep finding small moments when I am glad we chose the credenza, especially when the dining room is being used normally. The end result in the dining room feels like our home, only more finished.
I usually need time to warm up to new furniture, but this piece made sense in the living area right away. The room feels better prepared for both everyday meals and having people over.
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The placement feels right, the room feels settled, and I am glad I chose the sideboard. I spent a lot of time comparing options and am glad I did not rush the decision. What surprised me was how quickly it stopped feeling like a new addition, especially when I look at the room as a whole. I was hoping the sideboard would pull my dining area together, and it did that without making the space feel overly coordinated. That is enough for me to feel very good about the purchase.
I keep finding small moments when I am glad we chose the credenza, especially when the dining room is being used normally. The end result in the dining room feels like our home, only more finished.
I usually need time to warm up to new furniture, but this piece made sense in the living area right away. The room feels better prepared for both everyday meals and having people over.