The Credenza O cabinet is may resemble a familiar piece of furniture, but it has been slightly tweaked to create a unique addition to the home. In place of a typical surface, it has been hollowed slightly to allow a slew of ceramic vessels to lay inside. Great for plants or for storage of inanimate objects, the Credenza O cabinet is a visually striking, if in a minimalist way.
Designed by London-based JiB design studio, which is headed by Je-Uk Kim, the Credenza O cabinet was inspired by the idea of an indoor garden. With pots made by ceramist Sun Kim, the top of the storage unit is as decorative as it is practical.
Presented at 100% Design in London, England, the Credenza O cabinet was joined by Console O, which is almost like a smaller version.
Vessel-Filled Cabinets
The Credenza O by Jib Design Studio is Inspired by Indoor Gardens
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