Teak sideboard with internal record holder, Denmark 1960

This sideboard was created around a very specific domestic habit: listening to music at home and having records and equipment always close at hand. The presence of the internal record holder speaks to a specific function of the furniture, transforming it into an interesting example of how 1960s design adapted to the evolution of daily life.

Teak defines the volume with a warm, richly grained surface, allowing the wood itself to characterize the front. The structure maintains an essential design, while the internal organization introduces a practical solution for storing vinyl records neatly and easily accessible.

The compartment dedicated to records adds a particularly interesting element compared to a normal credenza. Originally designed for a home music collection, today it can continue to be used for vinyl records or reinterpreted as a space for books, magazines, and other collectible items. The top surface also offers a suitable space for lamps, ceramics, or small accessories.

Its compact dimensions allow it to be easily placed in a living room, a study, or a dedicated listening area. It is a piece of modern antiques that retains the charm of its original use but naturally finds a new function in contemporary interiors.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

COUNTRY OF PRODUCTION: Denmark
DESIGN PERIOD: 1960s
PRODUCTION PERIOD: 1960s
STYLE: Mid-Century Modern / Danish Design
MATERIAL: Teak wood
COLOR: Brown
DIMENSIONS: H 60 cm | W 121 cm | D 40 cm
WEIGHT RANGE: 0-40 Kg
CONDITION: Good vintage condition with slight signs of age consistent with the piece's age