This 1960s Danish sideboard features a simple horizontal composition, built around the natural beauty of teak and a sliding door system that maintains a clean front surface. A design conceived to offer storage space without sacrificing the visual lightness typical of Scandinavian furniture. The sliding doors allow access to the interior compartments without interfering with the surrounding space, contributing to the overall compactness. The teak surface displays natural variations in tone and grain that extend along the entire length of the piece, while the raised structure lightens its volume. At 160 cm wide, it is a versatile solution for a dining room or living room, where it can be used as a container, a surface, or a base for a composition of objects and artworks. Its balanced proportions allow it to dialogue with other mid-century furnishings without overpowering the space. An authentic example of 1960s Danish design, where functionality, natural materials, and simple construction coexist in a piece with a restrained presence.
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SILVER Seller in Torino, Italia
