Among the most mysterious pieces in the Gianfranco Frattini collection, this oak credenza was rediscovered through a set of vintage black and white photographs. Designed in 1954, its silhouette embraces the clean lines and decisive angles characteristic of midcentury modernism. A white cerused oak finish and three drawers in ebonized black oak pull out on smooth wood drawer glides while three cabinets open to reveal adjustable shelves. Set atop sleek black powdercoated legs, this midcentury credenza handles the details with finesse, down to the champagne brass of its feet.