Tommy Bahama Home Key Biscayne Biscayne Landing Buffet
Tommy Bahama Home Key Biscayne Biscayne Landing Buffet
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- Capturing the refined, yet laid-back West Indies vibe of Key Biscayne, designs are crafted from Alder veneers in a light driftwood coloration.
- Drawer fronts are clad in woven raffia, complemented by custom hardware in an elegant burnished brass finish.
- The collection is a masterful blend of natural materials, including leather wrapped rattan, bamboo veneer, braided Abaca, Capiz shell, split rattan and honed travertine.
- It appeals to both the eye and the touch, inviting relaxation and evoking the spirit of effortless coastal living.
- The Biscayne buffet features a 1-inch thick veneered Travertine top, and four doors with woven raffia front panels.
- Behind each pair of doors is one adjustable shelf and one soft-close drawer with a woven raffia front panel.
- Travertine top, four doors with raffia panels, 1 self-closing drawer with raffia front panel and 1 adjustable shelf behind each pair of doors.

In the home — Designed to live quietly within a room.
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I kept the rest of our dining room simple, and the credenza gives the space just enough presence. Our dining room feels better as a whole, which matters more to me than any single detail.
I usually need time to warm up to new furniture, but this credenza made sense in our main dining space right away. The piece adds definition, but the room still feels comfortable. It has become a quiet anchor for the dining space. The room feels more deliberate, but not like someone styled it just for a photo. What surprised me was how much calmer the room seemed, especially at the end of the day. For me, that makes this credenza one of the better choices we made for our main dining space.
My partner keeps pointing out that the sideboard was one of the better choices we made for our dining area.
In our main dining space, this was the piece that made the room stop feeling half-finished. The overall effect in our main dining space is stronger than the individual piece looked on its own. What surprised me was how easy it was to keep the room feeling relaxed around it, especially when I see it from the doorway. I was aiming for a room with a little more structure and a little less visual noise, and nothing around it had to change. The room feels better prepared for both everyday meals and having people over. I wish I had planned the surrounding pieces around it sooner; once I did, the room made more sense.