This Danish bookshelf from the 1970s is a testament to Scandinavian modernism, where utility is paired with understated form. The construction is finished with a warm, medium-brown ash wood veneer, featuring a semi-matte surface that accentuates the natural grain. The proportions are carefully balanced: a slender, rectangular body stands securely on a wooden plinth, with precise joinery, mitered corners, and flush surfaces reflecting attention to detail. Inside, eight adjustable shelves provide flexible storage, while the lower section is enclosed by two doors with round metal handles and simple, visible hinges. An opening in the back panel allows for cable management, enhancing the piece’s functionality. The bookshelf is preserved in very good condition—its surface has been refreshed, with only minor scratches, scuffs, and filled veneer losses visible, typical for its age and material. The simplicity of this form echoes the Danish design of the 1970s, when practicality and natural materials defined interior trends. The ash veneer, subtly varied in grain, seems to capture the diffuse northern light found in homes where every object had its purpose. The clean lines and absence of superfluous ornamentation speak with the voice of an era focused on harmonious daily life and adaptability to evolving needs. This bookshelf can serve as a prominent library in a living room or as a backdrop for ceramics or art prints. It fits seamlessly into minimalist Scandinavian interiors but can also be paired with a vintage upholstered armchair or
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Height204 cm
Depth36 cm
Width104 cm
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Width104 cm
Height204 cm
Depth36 cm
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