This Danish bookcase from the 1960s embodies the clarity and functionality that define Scandinavian mid-century modern design. The structure is finished in rosewood veneer, displaying a pronounced, natural grain in deep, warm brown hues with a semi-matte surface that subtly reflects light. Four slightly splayed, turned solid wood legs—stained matte black—lend a refined contrast and accentuate the bookcase’s slender silhouette. Inside, two adjustable shelves provide flexible storage for books, records, or collectibles, while the veneered back panel ensures a cohesive look from any angle. Three cable openings in the rear panel allow for convenient wiring, reflecting the bookcase’s earlier use as an audio cabinet. Its balanced proportions—127 cm high, 87 cm wide, and 31 cm deep—make it well suited for compact living spaces. The piece is in very good condition: the surface has been refreshed, with only minor signs of use such as small scratches or edge wear. This form echoes the story of Danish design in the 1960s: the bookcase recedes quietly, allowing the light and the texture of wood to take center stage. The rosewood speaks of an era that valued material authenticity and proportional harmony. The gently tapered legs and the subtle sheen of the veneer evoke the atmosphere of Scandinavian homes of the time—where even utilitarian pieces carried an understated dignity and respect for craftsmanship. The bookcase can be placed in a living room or study, where its compact form won’t overpower the space and the warm tone of the rosewood will introduce a gentle rhythm. It may be paired with other period pieces—a low sideboard on tall legs
DIMENSION
Height127 cm
Depth31 cm
Width87 cm
Dimension details
Width87 cm
Height127 cm
Depth31 cm
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