It's the regency credenza from MasonGray. Designed in New York and built just over in Connecticut, from sustainable hardwoods in non-toxic, water-based finishes. A huge range of finishes are available. I can't decide if I'd order this in their worn lacquer, pewter over onyx, or the washed walnut. They also have an interesting blog, you can link from the website.
So I was looking at Lonny
I don't like the name, and with the exception of photos linking to manufacturers websites I generally don't like online magazines, but I did like this:
It's the regency credenza from MasonGray. Designed in New York and built just over in Connecticut, from sustainable hardwoods in non-toxic, water-based finishes. A huge range of finishes are available. I can't decide if I'd order this in their worn lacquer, pewter over onyx, or the washed walnut. They also have an interesting blog, you can link from the website.
It's the regency credenza from MasonGray. Designed in New York and built just over in Connecticut, from sustainable hardwoods in non-toxic, water-based finishes. A huge range of finishes are available. I can't decide if I'd order this in their worn lacquer, pewter over onyx, or the washed walnut. They also have an interesting blog, you can link from the website.
2 comments:
Very handsome, indeed. So nice to see handmade, quality pieces like this (available in a variety of finishes).
I still haven't finished leafing (paging?) through the new Lonny yet - I know everybody loves it as it fills a void when so many other shelter pubs have disappeared... which is the real heartbreak.
Cool David I like it! Off now to check out the Magazine. I have been sooo busy and need to catch up.
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