Wardrobe, brown teak, black metal, by G. Renkel, Rego, Germany, 1960s.
3 000 PLN
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This two-door wardrobe, designed in the 1960s by Günter Renkel for the German manufacturer Rego (Rego Mobile Möbel), is a refined example of Mid-Century Modern furniture. The cabinet features a teak veneer in a warm brown tone, with a lively, horizontal wood grain adding organic movement to the geometric form. Its minimalist, rectilinear silhouette is elevated on slender, matte black metal legs, imparting an airy visual quality. The doors are flush with the frame, with only a small, discreet lock and keyhole visible at the center. Balanced proportions—markedly taller than wide—underscore the wardrobe’s upright presence. The construction reveals careful joinery with no visible external fasteners. The surface shows minor scratches and subtle signs of wear, characteristic of original vintage pieces. The wardrobe remains in good condition, retaining authentic marks of use appropriate for its era.This piece speaks to a period when German modernism embraced noble materials and understated functionality. The semi-gloss teak veneer evokes the 1960s, an era when clarity of form and practical elegance defined the modern home. The slender black legs, rather than dominating, gently lift the cabinet as if to suggest that storage can be visually light and refined. The gentle traces of time do not detract from its
DIMENSION
Height170.5 cm
Width115 cm
Length56 cm
Dimension details
Length56 cm
Height170.5 cm
Width115 cm
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