This dresser from the 1960s, attributed to Lothar Wegner, is a quintessential example of German mid-century modern functional design. The body is finished in walnut veneer with a pronounced vertical grain, rendered in a warm brown tone with subtle reddish undertones. The matte to satin finish highlights the natural wood texture, while two sliding doors feature oval, brass-toned recessed handles—a characteristic detail of the era. Newly added black square steel legs provide a contemporary accent and a stable base. The proportions are wide and low, true to the spirit of the 1960s, and the precise joinery and seamless frame reflect high-quality craftsmanship. Inside, two shelves offer practical storage for everyday use. The dresser has been professionally restored and is preserved in very good condition, with no visible traces of wear. The form of this piece speaks of an era when simplicity embodied modernity. The walnut façade, interrupted only by the quiet line of the handles and the black base, recalls the German precision and restraint of the 1960s. Its minimalist silhouette, set close to the ground, seems to whisper stories of a time when function and aesthetics were inseparable, and every detail was deliberate and thoughtful. This dresser would suit a living room with a collector’s spirit, where it could be paired with other mid-century pieces—such as an armchair upholstered in light textiles or a coffee table on slender legs. It presents well against a light wall, surrounded by modernist art prints or ceramics with organic forms. Mid-century modern interiors, minimalist spaces, or eclectic arrangements with a retro touch will all allow its proportions and details to resonate.
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Height77 cm
Width40 cm
Length120 cm
Dimension details
Length120 cm
Height77 cm
Width40 cm
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