This asymmetrical sideboard from the 1960s is a fusion of classic Polish modernist form and contemporary artistic intervention. The body is crafted from wood veneered in a medium walnut tone, finished with a satin sheen achieved through layers of amber-tinted hard wax, which accentuates the natural wood grain. The fronts are adorned with bold, hand-painted Op Art motifs in black and white: dynamic concentric squares on the left cabinet door and horizontal stripes across the drawers and upper compartment, all rendered in matte acrylic paint. Four angled, tapered legs characteristic of mid-century modern design elevate the piece, while original metal handles, a lockable cabinet with a wooden shelf, two drawers, and a small bar with a mirrored interior add both function and visual interest. The construction is solid, with evident attention to joinery and finishing details. The sideboard is fully renovated and shows no visible signs of wear or damage.This piece resonates with the spirit of 1960s Poland, a time when functional, geometric forms met the craftsman’s reverence for material. The contemporary Op Art painting, hand-executed by Człowiek z Komodo, injects energy and graphic expression into the structure—transforming it into a narrative object that bridges its mid-century heritage with a modern artistic vision. The interplay between the matte, black-and-white patterns and the walnut veneer recalls an ongoing dialogue between tradition and innovation, while the satin finish reflects light in a manner reminiscent of the sophisticated living rooms of the era, where detail and utility held equal importance.The sideboard can be paired with low-profile sofas, a light wood coffee table, or a metal lamp inspired by the 196
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Height70 cm
Width130 cm
Length40 cm
Dimension details
Length40 cm
Height70 cm
Width130 cm
Weight50 kg
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