Seeing a need in the market for a smart credenza for media, dining or office storage, we contacted industrial designer Sean Dix. Our only request: Make it with tambour doors. As he developed his concept, Dix studied sliding doors and found that designers typically cover the area where the door bends around the corner into the frame to hide unattractive gaps of unfinished wood. Dix solved this issue by using a special tool to cut extra-narrow slats while removing very little material. The result is minimal gapping, which makes for a graceful, more fluid curve.

• All four sides are finished, allowing the option of floating in a room.
• Cable management openings are placed discreetly underneath the piece.
• Brass legs adjust from the top, where they are concealed from sight.
• Solid walnut frame, partitions and shelves; tambour doors are walnut veneer over a Masonite® backing; solid brass hardware and legs.
• H 27" W 71" D 19.5"
• Simple assembly required.