The Scandinavian mid-century teak wall unit designed by Sven Andersen in Norway in the 1970s is an entirely modular shelving system. The shelves and cabinets are mounted using hooks on the back into the metal pegs hidden in the wooden rails. Each section is 80cm wide and can be arranged as needed. This vintage freestanding wall unit provides plenty of storage space in four cabinets and seven shelves. It is an excellent example of a Scandinavian modern design combining minimalist form and functionality.

What is unique is a sideboard consisting of three drawers and a sliding door cabinet providing a long top with pleasant teak grain.

The set consists of:

– a sideboard with a chest of three drawers and sliding doors cabinet, H: 44/W: 160/D: 37 cm

– a cabinet with glass doors and a wooden shelf H: 39/W: 80/D: 25cm

– a bar cabinet with drop-down lockable door H:44/W: 80/ D: 25 cm; a key included

– one shelf 28cm deep

– six shelves 20 cm deep

– four wooden supports 208 cm long

Our team has checked the wall unit thoroughly. All components fit together, and all doors and drawers work properly. We have only rejuvenated the wood with Danish Oil. All the interiors have been checked and cleaned.

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

Overall, excellent condition with a few minor traces of use.