Bookcase, brown oak, by H. Kjærnulf, Denmark, 1960s.
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 38624
This oak bookcase, designed by Henning Kjærnulf in Denmark in the 1960s, combines display and storage functions with a distinctly Scandinavian sensibility. The body is crafted from honey-toned oak veneer with a matte finish, highlighting the expressive wood grain. The upper section features an open shelf and a central cabinet with glass doors, each decorated with a geometric, embossed pattern in clear and smoky gray tones. Below, a spacious cabinet is adorned with a grid of raised square panels, lending an architectural rhythm to the piece. Patinated brass handles and fittings introduce a subtle contrast to the oak, while the deeper base ensures stability. The overall condition is good, with only minimal, natural traces of use and no visible damage or restoration; the bookcase retains its original hardware and finish.This piece speaks in the language of 1960s Danish modernism, where functionality meets organic form and a refined approach to materials. The matte oak surface evokes a sense of domestic warmth, while the textured glass panels play with light, as if the bookcase were telling its own story of ordered simplicity. The patinated brass handles recall an era when every detail mattered, and each element was crafted in response to daily rituals.The bookcase can be paired with other Scandinavian design pieces—slender armchairs, wool rugs in natural hues, or a minimalist floor lamp. It fits beautifully in mid-century
DIMENSION
Height181.5 cm
Width100 cm
Length50 cm
Dimension details
Length50 cm
Height181.5 cm
Width100 cm
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