Sideboard Op Art, brown wood, black glass, Poland, 1970s.
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This modular sideboard, created in Poland in the 1970s, is a notable example of upcycled vintage furniture where the legacy of the era meets contemporary artistic reinterpretation. The construction consists of two independent modules: a double-door cabinet with a wooden shelf and a second unit featuring four drawers on the right. Both segments stand on slender, rectangular legs, lending a light, modernist silhouette. The sides and legs are finished in a deep, warm brown veneer, while the front panels are hand-painted with a bold black-and-white labyrinth pattern—a clear nod to Op Art aesthetics. The top is covered with a new, glossy black glass, creating a striking contrast with the matte wood finish. Original minimalist black handles seamlessly integrate with the graphic pattern, while the precise lines and clean geometry define the overall design. The interiors of both cabinets have been fully renovated and are fresh and clean. The condition is described as ideal, with no signs of wear or damage.This sideboard tells the story of a decade when Polish design embraced bold experimentation. Its geometric, graphic fronts evoke the pulse of urban life and the rhythm of modernist architecture, while the hand-painted details play with perception and illusion. Matte wood and glossy black glass interact with light, transforming everyday use into a graphic scene. It resonates
DIMENSION
Height75 cm
Width45 cm
Length180 cm
Dimension details
Length180 cm
Height75 cm
Width45 cm
Weight60 kg
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