This oak secretaire from the 1960s epitomizes German mid-century modern design, defined by functional clarity and geometric restraint. The construction features a three-part body crafted from dark-stained oak, finished in a semi-matte sheen that highlights the wood’s natural grain. The upper section houses a glass-fronted compartment framed with a fine metallic edge and a round metal knob; below, two large drop-down fronts with matching round metal pulls serve as writing surfaces and storage access, while the base holds a wide drawer with a pair of round metal handles. The joinery is precise, the overall build robust, and visible hardware is kept to a minimum, accentuating the clean, modernist lines. The color is a deep, warm brown, with the oak’s texture and grain subtly brought forward. The glass is clear, and all elements—wood, glass, and metal—are either preserved in their original state or expertly restored. The piece is in very good, restored condition. In this form, the secretaire conveys the spirit of 1960s German modernism: a time when unadorned lines and honest materials spoke to a new, understated sophistication. The dark oak, gentle luster, and geometric silhouette evoke an interior focused on order and purpose, where every detail supports daily rituals. Metal hardware and the glass compartment act as discreet accents—signals of openness, structure, and the era’s quiet ambition. The secretaire would work well in a living room, study, or bedroom styled in mid-century modern fashion, but can also be paired with subtle japandi or contemporary eclectic accents. It could be matched with a simply upholstered armchair, a matte glass table lamp, or a monochrome graphic
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Height164 cm
Width39 cm
Length80 cm
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Length80 cm
Height164 cm
Width39 cm
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