Ribera Four-Door Credenza in Parquet

The Ribera Four-Door Credenza in Parquet is a 180 cm wide oak storage piece crafted for those who value considered materials and quiet craftsmanship. Designed for living rooms, dining spaces, or hallways where a strong but refined presence is required, it combines a geometric parquet front with a stable plywood carcass to deliver lasting visual interest and everyday utility.

Ribera Four-Door Credenza in Parquet — Features and benefits

The distinctive parquet façade is made by laying short blocks of oak at alternating angles so the grain of each block catches light differently from its neighbour. This is real timber construction rather than a printed or pressed surface, which means the pattern subtly shifts with viewing angle and each cabinet is unique. The oak veneer over plywood construction keeps the front dimensionally stable across the full 180 cm width, preventing the stresses that solid timber can develop as humidity changes.

Beyond its appearance, the sideboard is designed for longevity and everyday use. Oak provides an open grain and a pale-to-honey tone that develops character over time without looking tired. The four-door configuration offers generous concealed storage to keep surfaces uncluttered, while the 45 cm depth accommodates a range of items from tableware to media equipment.

Product details

• Dimensions: 180 × 45 × 82 cm (W × D × H).
• Configuration: Four doors for concealed storage.
• Material: Oak, oak veneer, plywood.
• Construction: Parquet pattern of short oak blocks laid at alternating angles; veneer applied over plywood to maintain flatness and stability across the full width.
• Appearance: Open oak grain with pale-to-honey tones; surface variation is natural and expected.
• Variation note: Natural timber means grain and tone vary between pieces and no two façades are identical.
• Depth and usability: 45 cm depth offers practical internal storage for household items while keeping the unit proportionate to typical living and dining room layouts.
• Durability: Oak is chosen for its ability to take decades of use without appearing worn, combining resilience with an evolving patina.