This extra-large Italian mid-century wall unit, crafted in the 1960s, perfectly blends functionality with timeless elegance. Thanks to its impressive size, this piece of furniture will not only elegantly fill an entire wall but also visually enlarge the room. With a height of 295 cm, it fits perfectly in a tenement or loft apartment.

The combination of high-quality teak veneer and metal mounting elements ensures durability and longevity while adding warmth to your interior. The most interesting feature of the wall unit is undoubtedly the practical, foldable desk, whose design recalls the work of the Italian designer Ico Parisi. When closed, it serves as a striking geometric decorative element. Once opened, it offers a spacious work area, making it ideal for a functional home office. After finishing work, you can simply store your documents and laptop in the cabinet and close the front, returning to the minimalist aesthetics of the piece. The desktop is covered with a black matte laminate, protecting the wood from damage while blending in with the rest of the set.

Versatility is key in this bookcase. The shelves and cabinets, mounted on black-painted metal rails, are adjustable, allowing for effortless customization to suit your preferences and needs. They can be moved lower, higher, or interchanged, offering flexibility for various arrangements.

The set includes:

• 2 cabinets H: 39 / W: 79 / D: 33 cm
• cabinet with drop front:  H: 39 / W: 79 / D: 33 cm (depth when opened – 66 cm)
• cabinet with folding desk: H: 86 / W: 82 / D: 32 (depth when opened – 118 cm)
• console: H: 15 / W: 79 / D: 33 (internal height of both drawers 9 cm)
• 9 shelves: W: 79 / D: 26 cm
• 4 assembly rails, 295 cm each
• metal hardware

Our team has checked the bookcase, and it remains in great original vintage condition. We have ensured that all mechanisms work smoothly. Metal and brass elements have been polished, and wooden parts have been cleaned and rejuvenated with professional compounds. All minor imperfections, like signs of patina, are consistent with its age. We have chosen to leave them as they contribute to the piece’s long history and do not detract from its overall aesthetic.