Teak sideboard with sliding glass doors, Denmark 1960

This 1960s Danish sideboard embodies the concept of storage with great balance, combining the solidity of teak with the lightness of sliding glass doors. The result is a piece of furniture capable of both storing and displaying, while maintaining an essential and refined aesthetic.

The teak structure highlights the quality of craftsmanship through surfaces characterized by continuous grain and warm tones that add depth to the piece. The sliding glass doors glide smoothly, allowing easy access to the interior compartment without requiring additional opening space, a particularly practical solution in contemporary environments.

Originally conceived for the dining room, this sideboard is now suitable for multiple uses: as a small display cabinet for ceramics and glasses, a storage unit for books and decorative objects, or as an elegant accent piece in a study or entrance hall. Its reduced depth makes it easy to place even in smaller spaces, without sacrificing storage capacity.

Essential in form and built to the high standards of Danish cabinetmaking, this piece of furniture represents an authentic example of Scandinavian modernism. A furnishing that continues to stand out for its functionality, construction quality, and a discreet presence capable of enhancing any environment.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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 83.5 cm | W 138 cm | D 31 cm
WEIGHT RANGE: 40-80 Kg
CONDITION: good vintage condition with minor signs of age consistent with the piece's age