Box, brown teak, transparent glass, by B. Edenfalk, Sweden, 1960s.
190 PLN
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This box, designed by Bengt Edenfalk for the Swedish Skruf Glassworks in the 1960s, is a testament to Scandinavian design’s harmony of function and material. The body, crafted from solid teak in a matte, natural finish, complements the substantial pressed glass lid. The composition is defined by clean, geometric lines and precise angles, capturing the essence of mid-century modern and minimalist aesthetics. The lid’s regular grid of raised squares creates a striking, tactile pattern, while the glossy glass surface elegantly contrasts with the wood’s matte texture. The construction is precise and seamless, with no visible joints or fittings, allowing the purity of form to take center stage. An original manufacturer’s sticker remains affixed to the lid, attesting to the object’s authenticity. This piece is preserved in very good condition, with no visible scratches, chips, or signs of use on either the teak or glass.The box carries the quiet voice of 1960s northern Europe: simplicity fused with refinement, its materials telling a story of an era that valued function without forgoing aesthetics. The teak base brings the warmth of nature, while the heavy, glass lid—adorned with its geometric pattern—reflects light like the surface of a tranquil Nordic lake. Modest in intention, it imparts a sense of modern elegance, inviting the daily ritual of storing treasures with understated, Scandinavian gravity.Edenfalk’s box would suit a living room styled in mid-century modern spirit as well as a minimalist, light-filled
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Height13 cm
Length20 cm
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Length20 cm
Height13 cm
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