Display cabinet, brown teak, glass, Denmark, 1970s.
1 619 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 41442
This Danish teak display cabinet from the 1970s embodies the essence of Scandinavian modernism. The piece features a warm, medium-brown teak veneer with subtle orange undertones, accentuated by visible wood grain that lends a natural, organic texture. The upper section offers an open shelf ideal for displaying ceramics, glass, or art books, while the lower compartment is enclosed by two sliding doors made of clear glass, detailed with minimalist brass-toned fittings and small square handles in a brushed metal finish. Splayed, slender legs painted matte black elevate the cabinet and highlight its light, balanced proportions characteristic of the 1960s and 70s. The wood's satin finish creates a gentle sheen without excessive gloss. This cabinet is in good vintage condition, showing only minor, natural signs of age with no significant damage or restoration.The cabinet tells the story of 1970s Denmark, an era defined by an affinity for functionality, simplicity, and refined detail. Its restrained form speaks to a time when comfort and visual harmony were paramount, and material quality was never compromised. The teak veneer and discreet brass accents evoke interiors where light plays softly across wood surfaces, and glass doors gently mark the boundary between display and everyday storage. Though understated, the cabinet carries the warmth and orderliness that characterized its era.This cabinet would suit mid-century modern, Scandinavian, or eclectic interiors, where its natural finish and graphic leg design can be appreciated. It can be paired with a light wool-up
DIMENSION
Height105.5 cm
Width89 cm
Length27 cm
Dimension details
Length27 cm
Height105.5 cm
Width89 cm
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