Danish Modular Teak Wall System Unit, 1960s

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An original Scandinavian modular wall system from the 1960s, crafted in teak. Its light, minimalist construction is characteristic of Danish … Read more An original Scandinavian modular wall system from the 1960s, crafted in teak. Its light, minimalist construction is characteristic of Danish modernist design of the period.

The set consists of two vertical wooden wall-mounted rails, an adjustable shelf, and a lower suspended unit fitted with two drawers. The individual components are supported by slender metal brackets, giving the entire structure a light, almost floating appearance.

Regularly spaced holes along the vertical rails allow the height and arrangement of the individual elements to be adjusted. This type of construction is characteristic of Danish modular wall systems developed during the 1950s and 1960s, with Poul Cadovius’ designs being among the best-known examples.

The lower module is particularly interesting: despite its compact depth of just 24 cm, it provides two practical drawers and can function as a small console, storage shelf, or compact display surface.

Origin: Scandinavia, most likely Denmark
Period: 1960s
Material: Teak, metal
Width: 75 cm
Height of wall rails: 100 cm
Shelf depth: 20 cm
Depth of drawer unit: 24 cm

Condition: Good vintage condition, with minor natural signs of use consistent with age. The metal brackets and mounting-system components are preserved. See less