This classic Italian mid-century freestanding wall unit perfectly embodies the timeless design of the 70s. Crafted in ribbon stripe mahogany and teak, it showcases a rich wood grain pattern and makes it an exquisite eye-catcher. Nice brass hardware enhances Italian origin.

It features two spacious cabinets; one with functional inner compartments that can be a perfect hidden desk for home office work space, or a large bar cabinet, depending on one’s preferences; The second one includes a small lockable compartment and three drawers, offering organized storage for smaller items or documents. Additionally, six deep shelves provide enough space for books and decorations. Side panels made out of solid wood ensure excellent stability and longevity.

The genius of its design lies in its functionality – the shelves and cabinets are movable, and one can place them wherever one wants. Higher, lower, or interchange them as well. The shown set up is just an example .and it has one more key feature – the back side is also veneered, which makes it the perfect room divider.

The set consists of:

• one bar cabinet/hidden desk with lockable drop-down doors. H: 50 / W: 80 / D: 40 cm (depth when fully open: 83 cm)
• one cabinet with 3 drawers: H: 49/ W: 80/ D: 40 cm;
• 3 drawers: H: 13/ W: 37.5 cm
• 6 shelves: W: 80 / D: 35 cm
• 3 solid wood side panels: 216 cm
• 2 keys

The wall unit has been checked by our team. It has been reunited and is in great vintage shape. We have made sure that all the mechanisms work properly and smoothly. Wood has been cleaned and preserved with professional compounds. Brass hardware polished.

There are two original keys included. One to the bar cabinet and one to the bottom door.

We leave minor, natural signs of use that do not spoil the aesthetic and only confirm it is originality. We try to bring it back to its best look, still considering it is over 60 years old.

Clients from all around the world have already trusted our work and its fruits. If you are new to vintage furniture, you can contact us for any possible explanations and close-ups of the piece.