Teak cabinet with sliding glass doors, Denmark 1960

This Danish cabinet from the 1960s balancedly interprets the tradition of Scandinavian display cabinets, combining display spaces and an essential structure that enhances objects without overpowering their presence. The sliding glass doors lighten the volume of the cabinet and allow books, ceramics, and collections to remain always visible but protected from dust.

The teak structure highlights the quality of craftsmanship through surfaces characterized by continuous grain and warm tones, elements that give depth and naturalness to the whole. The combination of wood and glass creates a pleasant material contrast, typical of Danish design of the period.

Thanks to its limited depth, the cabinet easily finds space in living rooms, dining rooms, entrances, or studies, offering a functional solution without weighing down the environment. The sliding doors allow practical use even in small spaces, always keeping the front composition clean.

Versatile and built according to the high standards of Danish cabinet making, this cabinet represents an authentic piece of Scandinavian modernism. A piece of furniture that continues to stand out for its constructive quality, functionality, and a sober aesthetic capable of interacting with contemporary interiors.

TECHNICAL DATA

COUNTRY OF PRODUCTION: Denmark
DESIGN PERIOD: 1960
PRODUCTION PERIOD: 1960
STYLE: Mid-Century Modern / Danish Design
MATERIAL: Teak wood, glass
COLOR: Brown, transparent
DIMENSIONS: H 129 cm | W 108 cm | D 31 cm
WEIGHT RANGE: 40-80 Kg
CONDITION: good vintage condition with slight signs of wear consistent with the age of the piece