Reform Credenza In Brass and Ebonized Oak

Jonathan Adler’s Reform Credenza In Brass and Ebonized Oak is a modern statement cabinet that pairs an ebonized and limed oak body with hand-worked brass details. The doors feature the brand’s signature Reform pattern, first developed as a relief texture sculpted in the Soho pottery studio, then translated into a carved wood surface. Each door is clad in a single sheet of solid brass that is hand-hammered and polished, a time-intensive process that takes eight to 12 hours per door and gives every piece a distinctive, artisan finish.

Set on solid brass legs with a lacquered coating, the credenza has a tailored silhouette and thoughtful construction details, including a slight bevel along the solid oak casing and a subtle “float” between the oak frame and the brass-front cabinet. Touch-latch mechanisms keep the front clean and hardware-free while allowing for easy opening and closing.

Part of the Reform Collection, this server draws inspiration from Brutalist architecture and modernist landmarks, balancing bold geometry with refined materials. The mix of ebonized cerused oak edging and polished brass creates a strong contrast that reads crisp and contemporary from every angle.

• Hand-hammered and polished solid brass sheet doors with carved Reform pattern for a textured, high-impact look
• Labor-intensive door construction (8–12 hours per door) for a distinctive, handcrafted finish
• Ebonized and limed oak cabinet with ebonized cerused oak edgeband for rich color and visible grain
• Solid brass legs with a protective lacquered coating for lasting shine and easier care
• Clean, hardware-free front with touch-latch door closures for a streamlined modern profile
• Precision details, including a beveled solid oak casing and a subtle floating reveal between oak and brass