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Rani – Wood Credenza

by Nathan Chintala United States (US)

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Rani credenza features a black lacquered solid wood cabinet on brass legs, surrounded by framed brass inlay with parchment doors. Spacious interior cabinet with shelves and lovely brass pulls. This beautiful modern piece is perfect for use as a television console, dining room sideboard, or for occasional office or business storage.

Dimensions LxWxH	54x152x76cm (21x60x30'')
Weight (kg)	20
Material	Brass, Walnut Wood
Discipline	Wood & Cabinetmaking
Color	"Negro" (Black), Off White

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Nathan Chintala is a furniture maker and designer based in Brooklyn, NY. Nathan discovered his love for furniture while pursuing an undergraduate degree in computer science. After taking a basic woodworking course at Brooklyn Woods, he committed himself to the art. Working for furniture/millwork companies, Nathan started designing his first collection and later showed it at ICFF in 2021. Nathan grounds his work in the principles of early American cabinet makers, using bench-made methods and sustainable materials to create individual pieces of furniture. His passion to make things motivates him to grow as a fabricator and designer.