This organizer from the 1950s exemplifies German utilitarian design and the functional aesthetics of mid-century Europe. Crafted from wooden plywood with a satin to semi-gloss finish, its warm medium brown surface—tinged with a subtle reddish hue—emphasizes the natural wood grain. The twelve drawers, arranged in a 3x4 grid, feature brass cup handles and label holders, each with a gentle patina that echoes the passage of time. Dovetail joints on the drawer fronts attest to the cabinet’s solid craftsmanship. Its compact, cubic proportions and smooth surfaces are marked only by minor, superficial signs of use. The entire piece has been refreshed and waxed, enhancing the depth of color and protecting the wood. The organizer is in very good original condition, with all elements well preserved. This cabinet carries the quiet diligence of the post-war years: the drawers seem to invite the safekeeping of small treasures, echoing an era when order and organization were hallmarks of modern life. The patinated brass details recall libraries and offices of the past—places where wood and metal worked in tandem, and every object had its place. Its restrained lines and solid build speak of a confidence in craftsmanship and the clear rules of utility. The organizer can be used on a desk for stationery, letters, or collectible items, or placed on a shelf in the living room to house photographs, keepsakes, or tea accessories. It pairs well with other mid-century modern furniture, such as a light wood bookcase or a metal lamp with an opal glass
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Height23 cm
Depth38 cm
Width38 cm
Dimension details
Width38 cm
Height23 cm
Depth38 cm
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