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This vintage mid-century modern record cabinet credenza, reminiscent of George Nelson’s iconic style, exudes a timeless blend of functionality and minimalist elegance. The piece features a sleek, low-profile silhouette with clean lines, a hallmark of mid-century design, and stands on tapered legs. The cabinet’s body is a harmonious two-tone composition, with sliding doors painted in a warm mustard yellow and a muted olive green, creating a playful yet sophisticated contrast that echoes Nelson’s love for bold, unexpected color pairings. The sliding doors, a practical and space-saving feature, glide smoothly to reveal the interior storage, which is ideal for housing vinyl records or other media. Each door is adorned with a distinctive, elongated oval pull in a matching color—yellow on the green door and green on the yellow door—accented by a simple white knob, adding a touch of whimsy to the otherwise streamlined design. The cabinet’s top and frame are finished in a crisp white, providing a neutral backdrop that allows the vibrant door colors to pop, while also reflecting Nelson’s preference for combining organic shapes with geometric forms. Dimensions. 30 W ; 18 D ; 30 H
