Sideboard, light brown oak, by M. Grabiński, Ikea, Sweden, 1960s.
960 PLN
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This sideboard, designed by Marian Grabiński for Ikea in the 1960s, epitomizes Scandinavian mid-century modern design, where functionality meets understated form. Crafted from European oak in a warm, honey-toned matte finish, the piece displays a visible wood grain that underscores the authenticity of the material. The proportions are balanced – a rectangular body set on gently tapered, carved legs that flow seamlessly into a spacious storage compartment with doors. Distinctive small, vertical black handles provide a subtle accent against the monochromatic wood surface. The construction is solid, with joinery that reflects the craftsmanship typical of the era. The sideboard offers practical storage for use in the living or dining room. The piece is well-preserved, showing signs of age consistent with the 1960s: light discoloration on the top, minor scuffs, scratches, and marks where locks were once fitted on the doors.The form of this sideboard tells a story from a time when Scandinavian design was defined by simplicity and everyday comfort. Its minimalist lines and natural oak evoke the ambiance of 1960s Swedish interiors, where each element had a clear purpose. The subtle contrast between black handles and light oak draws from the spirit of modernity of the era: nothing superfluous, yet every detail considered. The visible wear and slight discoloration reveal the passage of time, adding an authentic narrative – as if the piece quietly recalls past gatherings and peaceful mornings in northern light.This sideboard can be successfully integrated into mid-century modern-inspired interiors, where it could be paired with low wooden
DIMENSION
Height70 cm
Depth40 cm
Width110 cm
Dimension details
Width110 cm
Height70 cm
Depth40 cm
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