Vintage Sideboard in Oak by Erik Wörtz for Ikea, 1960s

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Classic oak sideboard, designed by the well-known Danish-Swedish interior architect and furniture designer Erik Wörtz, is an outstanding example of … Read more Classic oak sideboard, designed by the well-known Danish-Swedish interior architect and furniture designer Erik Wörtz, is an outstanding example of Nordic design.

The sideboard, which is the result of a collaboration between Wörtz and IKEA, offers both functionality and style. The model on the sideboard is Ulvö, which combines timeless elegance with practical solutions, making it a perfect interior detail for any home. with its classic charm and modern influences, Ulvö creates a warm and inviting atmosphere in any room it is placed in.

The sideboard has neat dimensions that make it easy to place in different rooms and environments. Considering that the height is only 73 cm, it is also suitable as media furniture, which really makes the furniture a versatile choice for your home!

The sideboard has two sliding doors and four drawers that offer plenty of storage space. The drawers are completely smooth and designed with integrated handles at the bottom of the drawer front, which gives a stylish and modern look. The sliding doors have round handles that make opening and closing the doors easier.Thanks to the sliding doors, it is also easy and convenient to access the sideboard, even when there is limited space around it. The well-thought-out door solution makes it easy to organize and retrieve your belongings in the cabinet, which is particularly functional and practical in everyday life. Whether you store china, books or other objects, this sideboard brings both function and style to your home.

Tapered legs that are easy to dismantle for transport.

183x45x73 cm.

In very good condition with only minor signs of use! I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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