
Eleana Credenza
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The Hooker Eleana Credenza is an 82-inch sideboard in Light Caramel walnut veneer with a honed white-and-beige marble top and Sunlit Bronze pulls. Four soft-close doors, two self-closing drawers and adjustable shelves give it more organized storage than most open-frame sideboards. Rounded sides and a plinth base give it a sculptural, transitional look. It suits dining rooms, living rooms and entries where a long, low surface and closed storage both matter.
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Lowest price we've seen: $3,039.20 on Nov 13 at American Home Furniture; $3,799.00 now. Tracked across 15 stores since Nov 13.
The Eleana Credenza is a transitional piece for a dining room, living room or entryway. It has a honed marble top in white and beige tones, a Light Caramel finish on split-heart and quartered walnut veneers, and plated Sunlit Bronze metal hardware. Rounded sides and a low plinth base give it a sculptural profile.
Four wood doors open with inset metal pulls and have soft-close hinges and magnetic catches. Behind each pair of doors are a self-closing drawer and an adjustable shelf. The right drawer holds a silverware tray.
Hooker builds it with solid wood and select wood veneers over MDF and particle board. These materials are used on large surfaces because they stay stable and absorb less moisture than solid wood. The finish goes through up to 16 steps, including hand rubbing and padding. Drawers have dovetail construction and plywood bottoms attached to plywood sides. They run on metal side guides or wood-on-wood guides.