Danish Corner Cabinet in Teak with Bar Cabinet and Glass Doors by Gunni Omann for Omann Jun, 1960

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A fantastically beautiful and well-made corner cabinet, designed by gunni omann for omann jun in denmark. The cabinet is made … Read more A fantastically beautiful and well-made corner cabinet, designed by gunni omann for omann jun in denmark. The cabinet is made of teak with a warm, golden brown tone and an expressive grain that highlights the soft shapes of the furniture.

the cabinet offers a surprisingly large amount of storage on a minimal floor space. Often there is an unused corner in the home, here it instead gets the opportunity to become the focal point of the room.

at the top is a spacious bar cabinet hidden behind a lockable folding door. The open door forms a practical storage area, perfect for mixing and serving drinks. The bar cabinet's internal shelves provide plenty of space for glasses, bottles and other accessories.

below there is another storage area behind sliding glass doors, decorated with a beautiful and period plant motif. A discreet led strip can be placed here to highlight the motif and create atmospheric lighting, see image suggestions.

the two drawers have elegantly integrated and softly shaped handles. The same design language is repeated in the cabinet's rounded outer edges and three tapered legs. The legs can be easily unscrewed for transport.

a timeless danish design cabinet that combines beautiful materials and thoughtful details with generous storage in a small space.

key included.

dimensions:
width 84 cm
depth 56 cm
height 123 cm

the sides that are placed against the wall are 59 cm each. The width is taken at the widest point of the cabinet at the front and the depth is measured from the front edge to the corner tip at the back.

in very good condition with very few signs of wear! i have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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