Extremely spacious teak modular bookcase designed by Kai Kristiansen for FM Møbler in the 1960s. It shows minimalistic lines and smooth geometric shapes accompanied by beautiful details in solid teak.

This piece of furniture will nicely fill an entire wall, providing plenty of space to store and display books and decorations. At the same time, thanks to the large spaces between the components, it does not give the impression of being overwhelmed. It rather attracts attention with its harmony and geometric balance. But the set up of the shelves is not final. One can arrange them, as well as the cabinets hanging in any possible position and height. Also, switch between the sections. It is a very easy system, patented by Kai Kristiansen of metal brackets fitting into the rails. The shown setup is just an example.

It is a very diverse and functional piece of furniture. It will work well in a living room, loft space, or even as a display case in a store.

L'unité se compose de :

• two display cabinets: H: 72/ W: 85.5/ D: 28 cm (with 6 inner shelves in each)
• 4 shelves: W: 85.5/ D: 24 cm
• 8 shelves: W: 85.5/ D: 28 cm
• 5 metal rails: 198 cm each

The wall unit has been checked by our team. We have made sure that all mechanisms work properly. We have cleaned the wood and the original varnish was refreshed with professional compounds. The rails have been repainted.