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The Curved Walnut Dining Credenza

A walnut dining credenza with radiused ends, a honed black marble top and plinth, and an open central resting bay raised on a stone platform.

From USD 8,900reference range for this study

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The Curved Walnut Dining Credenza — bespoke credenza pet architecture by HĀM Studio
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MATERIALITYWalnut Veneered Carcase and Curved Doors, Honed Black Marble Top and Plinth Band, Brass Inlay Lines and Recessed Brass Pulls, Radiused End Returns, Removable Stone-Toned Rest Mattress on a Raised Platform, Radiused Entry Scallop, Sealed Wipe-Clean Alcove Base, Adjustable Internal Shelves
DIMENSIONSMade to measure. Typical configuration: 2200–2600W × 450–520D × 850–900H mm (rest alcove 800–1000W × 430–500D × 460–520H mm internal; rest platform set 120–200 mm above floor; storage bays 500–650W each; end radius 220–300 mm) · 86.6–102.4"W × 17.7–20.5"D × 850–900H mm (rest alcove 800–1000W × 16.9–19.7"D × 460–520H mm internal; rest platform set 120–200 mm above floor; storage bays 500–650W each; end radius 220–300 mm)
REFERENCE RANGEFrom USD 8,900
STATUSMADE TO ORDER

A reference range for this design study, shown for orientation only. Your own pricing is confirmed after HĀM reviews your room, scope and materials.

What the Investment Includes

  • Site-specific design development from your verified measurements
  • Made-to-measure fabrication — no standard sizes, no compromises
  • Premium architectural materials selected for daily companion use
  • One resolved piece replacing the recurring cost of scattered pet objects

Final pricing is confirmed after your space review — scope, materials, and configuration are tailored to your room, never estimated from a catalogue.

Description

A dining-room credenza with softly radiused ends, sitting against the room's tiled feature wall. It holds everyday dining service on both sides and gives the companion a resting position at the centre of the piece rather than a bed left on the floor of the room where the household eats. The middle bay is left permanently open as the resting alcove — no door, no mechanism. It is lined in walnut on all faces, with a removable stone-toned mattress set on a raised platform and a radiused scallop cut into the front edge so entry is a step rather than a climb. Left open on purpose: in a dining room the animal needs a position it can enter and leave quietly during a meal, and the open bay reads as the credenza's central recess rather than as a crate. Set between two closed bays, under the marble top and above the marble plinth band, it stays shaded and enclosed on three sides while keeping a full view of the table. Either side, curved walnut doors on recessed brass inlay pulls enclose deep storage with adjustable shelves for linen, flatware, and serving pieces. Slim brass inlay lines mark each door edge and the alcove opening, so the resting bay is framed as part of the composition. A honed black marble top runs the full length as a serving and display surface, with a matching marble band at the plinth that lifts the whole carcase — and the sleeping base — clear of the floor's cold layer. The radiused ends keep circulation easy where the room turns toward the table. Alcove width, internal height, platform height, mattress depth, and scallop radius are set from your companion's measurements and resting posture; bay widths, counter height, shelf layout, and end radius follow the room. The walnut, black marble, and brass inlay shown are one direction rather than a fixed specification.

Design ideas shown

A reference for your brief; every detail is resolved for your space.

  • Open central resting bay at the middle of the credenza, not at its edge
  • No door or mechanism — the animal enters and leaves freely during a meal
  • Enclosed on three sides and shaded under the marble top, with a full view of the table
  • Removable stone-toned mattress on a sealed, wipe-clean raised platform
  • Radiused entry scallop making entry a step rather than a climb
  • Curved walnut doors on recessed brass pulls enclosing deep storage
  • Adjustable shelves inside both bays for linen, flatware, and serving pieces
  • Brass inlay lines framing each door edge and the resting bay opening
  • Honed black marble top as a full-length serving and display surface
  • Marble plinth band lifting the sleeping base off the cold floor
  • Radiused ends keeping circulation easy where the room turns toward the table
  • Alcove width, internal height, and platform height set from your companion's measurements
  • Timber, stone, and metal matched to the existing room
  • Designed for dining rooms, kitchen-dining rooms, and reception walls

Built for shared life. Backed for 10 years.

HĀM-managed or expressly approved fabrication includes a 10-year warranty against manufacturing and structural defects under normal domestic use.

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This direction may suit

CompanionSmall to medium companion animals who rest close to the household and benefit from a defined, low-level place of their own
RoomLiving room, dining room, sofa end, window-adjacent wall, or open-plan area
HouseholdDesign-conscious owners who want companion rest and daily care held within one composed piece rather than scattered across the room

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Use this design as a reference—not a fixed product. HĀM Studio will adapt the scale, materials, configuration and functions around your room, your companion and the routines you share.

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“We'd tried every standard dog bed and cabinet—nothing survived our golden retriever or matched the room. This is the first piece that looks like it was designed for our house. Our guests don't even realise it's a dog bed—they just ask where we got the furniture.”
Emily & James Walker