Teak Modular Wall System from Musterring, 1960s

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This Musterring teak modular wall system Musterring a stunning example of functional design from the 1960s, where form and flexibility … Read more This Musterring teak modular wall system Musterring a stunning example of functional design from the 1960s, where form and flexibility complement each other. In this wide configuration, the system’s strengths are fully showcased: low-profile, spacious, and elegantly balanced. The combination of warm teak cabinet modules and the sleek, black metal support system creates an airy and graphic design. The horizontal lines lend a sense of calm, while the various elements—from closed cabinets to open shelves and the central drawer unit—create a playful rhythm. The design invites you to style it: books, ceramics, or personal items naturally take center stage here. The wall unit has been professionally inspected and carefully restored in a few small areas. It is in excellent condition, with light signs of wear consistent with its age. The original Musterring stickers are still present on several parts, underscoring the piece’s authenticity. This is the complete set as it was originally assembled. On our website, you can also find two other versions in which this same system has been divided into different configurations—so these are not three separate sets, but a single modular whole presented in multiple ways. A stylish and versatile wall unit that effortlessly adapts to your space and lifestyle. Dimensions: Height: 103 cm (this configuration can be customized as desired) / shelf height: 65.5 cm Width: 224 cm / segment width: 70 cm Depth: cabinets 41.5 cm / shelf 33.5 cm Designer: Unknown Manufacturer: Musterring Country of origin: Germany Period: 1960s Material: Teak veneer, metal Restoration: Professionally inspected and partially restored Modular complete set with original details and flexible layout This piece has an attribution mark,
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