This linen cabinet, designed by Mojmir Pozar for UP Závody Bucovice in 1970s Czechoslovakia, is an exemplar of mid-century modern functionalism. The body is crafted from wood in a warm, honey-brown tone with a subtle semi-gloss finish that highlights the natural grain. Its geometric, rectangular silhouette stands on a recessed, darker wooden base, lending the piece a sense of visual lightness. The front features five spacious drawers, each fitted with elongated, gently curved handles in light beige plastic—a detail that provides a gentle accent and echoes the era’s design language. Above the drawers, a plain full-height door opens to reveal three shelves for linen or textiles. The door, mounted on visible metal hinges, is free of ornamentation. The construction is solid, with precise lines and no unnecessary decorative elements. The cabinet is in good condition, with minor lacquer wear and small dents that are consistent with gentle use and its age.This cabinet channels the voice of 1970s Czechoslovak modernism: simplicity and function united by a refined sense of proportion. The rhythm of pale handles against brown wood recalls the ordered, everyday life of the era, where every detail was intentional, and pastel accents softened the austerity of minimalist forms. The gentle sheen and subtle play of light on the grain evoke interiors where harmony between form and utility defined a new approach to design.The cabinet can be paired with other mid-century modern pieces—such as low armchairs in neutral upholstery
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Height161 cm
Width60 cm
Length60 cm
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Length60 cm
Height161 cm
Width60 cm
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