Room Divider Volák, light brown bent plywood, by L. Volák, Dřevopodnik Holešov, Czechoslovakia, 1960s.
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This bent plywood room divider, designed by Ludvík Volák for Dřevopodnik Holešov in 1960s Czechoslovakia, is a distinctive example of Central European mid-century modern design. The structure features a slender rectangular frame crafted from light, honey-toned plywood, finished with a semi-matte lacquer that accentuates the subtle wood grain. The interior is organized into asymmetrical, geometric compartments with rounded, bent corners, creating a dynamic, rhythmic visual flow. Resting on two rectangular feet and stabilized at the top with matching supports, the piece functions as a freestanding partition, shelving unit, or plant stand. The surface is smooth and uniform, free from visible wear or damage—its excellent condition reflects a recent, high-quality restoration with all original elements preserved. This design echoes the spirit of the 1960s, when functionality intersected with bold formal experimentation. The bent plywood expresses both lightness and innovation, capturing the Czechoslovak modernist pursuit of dynamic forms from modest materials. Each rounded edge and geometric compartment invites interplay of light and shadow, while the semi-matte finish gently reflects its surroundings without overpowering the space. The piece can be used as a spatial divider in a living room or studio, subtly separating zones without sacrificing light
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Height259 cm
Width15 cm
Length55 cm
Dimension details
Length55 cm
Height259 cm
Width15 cm
Weight14 kg
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