This bookcase from the 1970s exemplifies Danish modernist design, characteristic of the Scandinavian school of the era. The main structure is finished in a warm, medium teak veneer with a subtle reddish undertone. The exterior surfaces and front frame feature a matte finish, while the interior, shelves, and solid wood legs are finished in deep matte black, creating a striking graphic contrast. The form is simple and rectangular, with no decorative elements or carvings—pure lines and right angles define its minimalist character. Slightly tapered, outward-angled legs lend a sense of lightness to the composition. Inside, two adjustable shelves provide flexibility, allowing the space to be tailored for books or curated objects. Joinery is precise and unobtrusive, and the matte finish highlights the natural texture of the wood. The bookcase is in good vintage condition, the surface carefully refreshed: only minor scratches, dents, and filled veneer chips are present, consistent with gentle restoration.This bookcase echoes the spirit of the 1970s, when Danish design sought balance between simplicity and utility. The teak veneer and matte black accents evoke restraint and formal discipline, showing that ornamentation is unnecessary to command attention. The clean geometry recalls interiors where order and harmony mattered—this piece could easily witness quiet afternoons spent reading or serve as a stage for carefully selected objects, each telling a personal story.
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Height118 cm
Depth33 cm
Width100 cm
Dimension details
Width100 cm
Height118 cm
Depth33 cm
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