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George Nakashima Studio Craft Credenza — Solid American Walnut, Live-Edge Top

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    • A museum-level Studio Craft credenza by George Nakashima, handcrafted in solid American walnut with Nakashima’s signature live edge along the front of the top—an unmistakable gesture that preserves the tree’s natural contour and grain. The façade is book-matched walnut, creating a calm, flowing figure across the sliding doors, while the case sides feature his classic through dovetailed joints—both beautiful and structurally uncompromising. 

      Behind the doors, storage is thoughtfully divided: the left bay with adjustable shelves for flexible organization; the right bay with a fixed shelf for larger pieces and visual stability. The back bears the original client’s name, and the piece is accompanied by original receipts/documentation, affirming authorship and provenance.

      Designed and made by George himself in his New Hope studio, the credenza embodies a quiet Japanese simplicity—restrained, elemental, and deeply tactile—balanced by the American walnut’s warmth and chatoyance. The low plinth feet ground the form; edges are softly eased by hand, inviting touch.

      Highlights

      • Authentic George Nakashima Studio work. Digital copy of receipts from George Nakashima studio will be provided. 

      • Solid American walnut throughout with live-edge top front

      • Book-matched sliding doors; luminous, continuous grain

      • Through dovetail joinery at the case sides—signature Nakashima detail

      • Left interior: two adjustable shelves · Right interior: fixed shelf

      • Original paperwork/receipts available; client’s name marked on back

      • Poised, Japanese wabi-sabi Modern; timeless modern collectible

      • Dimesnions:  60" L x 21.5" D in x 32.25" H  (152 L x 82 D x 55 H cm)

      Condition
      Exceptional vintage condition with gentle, age-appropriate character and a lovingly preserved oil finish. Doors glide smoothly; interiors are clean. Ready for placement and daily use. We have re-oiled this piece with George Nakashima preferred oil. 

      Provenance & Documentation
      Includes original receipts and original drawings from George Nakashima  with proposal for commission as well as calculations. These documents will be provided when purchased. 

      Placement Notes
      Perfect as a dining room sideboard, living-room media credenza, or entry console. The live edge rewards open sightlines; pair with neutral plaster, stone, or wool to let the walnut glow.

       

    A museum-level Studio Craft credenza by George Nakashima, handcrafted in solid American walnut with Nakashima’s signature live edge along the front of the top—an unmistakable gesture that preserves the tree’s natural contour and grain. The façade is book-matched walnut, creating a calm, flowing figure across the sliding doors, while the case sides feature his classic through dovetailed joints—both beautiful and structurally uncompromising. 

    Behind the doors, storage is thoughtfully divided: the left bay with adjustable shelves for flexible organization; the right bay with a fixed shelf for larger pieces and visual stability. The back bears the original client’s name, and the piece is accompanied by original receipts/documentation, affirming authorship and provenance.

    Designed and made by George himself in his New Hope studio, the credenza embodies a quiet Japanese simplicity—restrained, elemental, and deeply tactile—balanced by the American walnut’s warmth and chatoyance. The low plinth feet ground the form; edges are softly eased by hand, inviting touch.

    Highlights

    • Authentic George Nakashima Studio work. Digital copy of receipts from George Nakashima studio will be provided. 

    • Solid American walnut throughout with live-edge top front

    • Book-matched sliding doors; luminous, continuous grain

    • Through dovetail joinery at the case sides—signature Nakashima detail

    • Left interior: two adjustable shelves · Right interior: fixed shelf

    • Original paperwork/receipts available; client’s name marked on back

    • Poised, Japanese wabi-sabi Modern; timeless modern collectible

    • Dimesnions:  60" L x 21.5" D in x 32.25" H  (152 L x 82 D x 55 H cm)

    Condition
    Exceptional vintage condition with gentle, age-appropriate character and a lovingly preserved oil finish. Doors glide smoothly; interiors are clean. Ready for placement and daily use. We have re-oiled this piece with George Nakashima preferred oil. 

    Provenance & Documentation
    Includes original receipts and original drawings from George Nakashima  with proposal for commission as well as calculations. These documents will be provided when purchased. 

    Placement Notes
    Perfect as a dining room sideboard, living-room media credenza, or entry console. The live edge rewards open sightlines; pair with neutral plaster, stone, or wool to let the walnut glow.

     

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    Wood Care

    Keep the furniture in a cool, dry place

    Avoid furniture's direct exposure to rain, sun or wind

    Avoid placing hot objects directly on the piece to prevent undesirable marks or permanent circles.

    Avoid placing objects that may cause scratches to the surface

    Clean using water only in small quantities and apply it with soft, damp cloth

    After damp cloth wipe with a soft, dry cloth

    You can use other liquids that are especially for cleaning wood furniture. Take into account the type of wood and follow the manufacturer's instructions

    Upholstery Care

    Do not expose directly to sunlight to provide greater durability colors

    Exchange both side pads, the seat and backrest, to obtain uniform wear

    Shake the cushions regularly to remove dust and to maintain the stability of the form

    Clean regularly with a vacuum cleaner in good condition

    Use a textile fabric cleaning substance according to and following the manufacturer's instructions

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