Danish design sideboard from the 1960s.
Rosewood.
Measurements: 113 x 196 x 45 cm.
Sideboard of Danish design from the 1960s, which reflects the character of Scandinavian furniture of the period. Thus, it is a piece of furniture of harmonious proportions and geometric structure, with clean lines, whose design avoids being too monolithic and heavy by incorporating four high stipe legs, connected at the bottom by two crosspieces. Another characteristic of Scandinavian furniture of the period is the appreciation of wood in its natural state, and as such we see here rosewood used expressively, taking advantage of its expressive grain on the front, its organic and irregular character contrasting with the geometric rigour of the structure. The piece of furniture has four clearly differentiated sections, all of them with sliding doors. Each of the modules conceals an interior space organised by means of shelves. Its right-hand panel has two drawers for cutlery that act as dividers and are decorated with fillets in lighter-coloured wood, with circular handles. In turn, the entire unit is supported by four drawers, each one corresponding to each module, with handles that protrude slightly from the plane, made from the same wood, so as not to break up the stylistic unity, colour and texture of the unit.