This Danish bookcase from the 1970s exemplifies mid-century modern design, balancing practical function with a refined, geometric aesthetic. The rectangular form is clad in warm teak veneer with a subtle orange undertone, highlighted by a semi-matte finish that reveals the natural wood grain. The slightly splayed legs, crafted from solid wood and finished in deep matte black, create a striking contrast with the teak casing. Inside, a single adjustable shelf allows for flexible storage of books or objects. The back panel features two circular cable management holes, making the piece suitable for electronic equipment. The surface shows minor scratches and small dents consistent with its age, but the bookcase has been refreshed and remains in good vintage condition, ready for immediate use. The bookcase channels the spirit of 1970s Danish design—where simplicity and utility enter into a quiet dialogue with honest materials. The teak veneer speaks of an era when furnishings were built to last, suggesting an understated promise of order and calm within the home. Its smooth surfaces and defined lines seem to say, "No ornament is needed to be useful." The matte black legs recall the modernist interiors of the time, where every detail was purposeful
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Height91 cm
Depth27 cm
Width89 cm
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Width89 cm
Height91 cm
Depth27 cm
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