This Danish bookcase from the 1960s is crafted from rosewood, distinguished by a striking, natural grain pattern where deep, warm browns are interwoven with reddish tones and near-black accents. The construction stands on four slightly tapered, round legs, splayed outward—an archetypal detail of Scandinavian modernism. Its classic, geometric silhouette and absence of ornamentation are hallmarks of mid-century modern design. The bookcase is divided into two vertical sections, each featuring three adjustable shelves for flexible storage. Joinery is precise, with no visible hardware, emphasizing craftsmanship. The finish is satin-smooth to the touch, and all elements, from legs to shelves, remain original to the period, free from modern interventions. Condition: fully restored, showing no signs of wear or patina.This bookcase echoes the calm voice of Danish modernism—a simplicity of form that arises not from minimalistic emptiness but from a careful balance of material and proportion. The dynamic grain of the rosewood seems to recount stories from northern workshops, where light filtered through atelier windows and revealed the wood’s depth. The piece carries the atmosphere of the 1960s, when clarity and functionality were celebrated as a daily expression of beauty.It can be used as a bookcase or display in a living room, pairing well with an upholstered armchair on slender legs and a minimalist floor lamp with a metal frame. It is worth combining it with accessories made of glass, stoneware, or textiles in muted tones to highlight the wood’s texture and the play of light. The bookcase will fit seamlessly into a mid-century modern interior or in an eclectic arrangement where classic meets contemporary.
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Height121 cm
Depth28 cm
Width100 cm
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Width100 cm
Height121 cm
Depth28 cm
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