Mid-Century Modern Danish Upcycled Teak Wall Unit by Poul Cadovius, 1960s

Description

A minimalist shelving system inspired by the iconic modular designs of the 1960s by kai kristiansen and poul cadovius. Attached … more A minimalist shelving system inspired by the iconic modular designs of the 1960s by kai kristiansen and poul cadovius. Attached to the wall, it takes up minimal space yet offers plenty of storage options. Made from teak wood and teak veneer, materials highly valued for their durability, longevity, and warm color. This wall unit is perfect whether you're a bookworm with a large collection or need more space for photos, decorations, or plants.
additionally, this shelving system is fully modular, offering a variety of configuration options to suit your needs. The assembly system is simple and intuitive, with shelves and a cabinet mounted on solid wood rails using black metal hangers. Using six wooden rails instead of three long ones extends the arrangement possibilities, allowing for a horizontal or diagonal layout. The shown setup is just one example.

the set includes:
glass door cabinet: h: 36 / w: 75 / d: 32 cm
5 shelves: w: 75 / d: 20 cm
4 shelves:  w: 75 / d: 30 cm 
expository shelf: w: 75 / d: 34 cm
6 wooden rails, each 100 cm long

the wall unit has been upcycled through a thorough renovation process, combining old and new parts to revive the shelving system (most of the components in this set, however, date back to the 1960s). All the wood has been sanded down, coated with stain applied for a uniform look, and finished with layers of danish oil. If necessary, damaged veneer is replaced to enhance the appearance. The rails have been redone according to the original design. This piece is designed in the style of the selected designer and/or manufacturer less