Kai Kristiansen Teak Wall System Danish Mid-Century 1960s W/ Tambour Cabinet

Description

Kai Kristiansen’s wall system for FM Møbelafabrik is a modular shelving and storage system that exemplifies the versatility and elegance … more Kai Kristiansen’s wall system for FM Møbelafabrik is a modular shelving and storage system that exemplifies the versatility and elegance of Danish Modern design. Developed in the 1950s and 60s, this system reflects Kristiansen’s commitment to functional, user-oriented design, allowing for a highly customizable setup that can be adapted to various spaces and needs. This design eliminates the need for bulky freestanding furniture, creating a clean, airy look while maximizing floor space. With modular components that can be rearranged or expanded over time, Kristiansen’s wall system offers a level of flexibility rarely seen in mid-century furniture.

Praised for both its aesthetic appeal and practical function, the FM wall system remains a timeless piece of design, offering a flexible storage solution with the charm and quality characteristic of Kristiansen’s work.

This wall system is designed by Kai Kristiansen and manufactured by Feldballes Møbelfabrik (FM) in Denmark in the 1960s. This three-bay shelving system is entirely modular and will provide functional space for books and decorations. This wall system is made of teak and is in excellent condition for its vintage age.

This set consists of 7 shelves, 1 magazine rack, 2 storage cabinets, 1 four-drawer cabinet, and 4 hanging rails.

*Shipping is not included in the price. $299 for shipping anywhere inside the continental United States.

Total Dimensions: Total Width 102" / Depth 17.75" / Height 88"

DIMENSIONS:

Small Cabinet: Width 33.75” / Depth 12.5” / Height  14.125”

Tambour Cabinet: Width 33.75” / Depth 17.75” / Height 19.625”

Four-Drawer Cabinet: Width 33.75” / Depth 12.5” / Height 9”

Magazine Rack

Width 33.75 / Depth 12.5

Shelves

2 - Width 33.75” / Depth 7”

4 - Width33.75” / Depth 9.25”

1 - Width 33.75” / Depth 7” less