Vintage U-452 cabinet with display case and bar – Jiri Jiroutek for Interier Praha, 1960s
A playful eye-catcher from the heart of Eastern European modernism: this vintage U-452 cabinet with display case and bar is an original design by Jiri Jiroutek for Interier Praha from the former Czechoslovakia. Designed in the 1960s, with its distinctive slanted legs, clever layout, and refined use of color, this is a piece of furniture that effortlessly combines style and functionality.
The upper section consists of an elegant display cabinet with two sliding glass doors and a glass shelf, ideal for displaying glassware, crockery, or collectibles. Below this is a surprisingly spacious drinks cabinet with glass shelves, perfect for storing bottles and glasses. The fold-down top with a black finish provides a beautiful graphic contrast and makes this piece of furniture extra practical to use. The base cabinet has sliding doors in powder pink and light grayish white, creating a soft, almost poetic color combination that is so characteristic of Jiroutek's designs.
What makes this piece of furniture extra special is its modular design. The cabinet consists of four separate parts, allowing you to combine them as you wish. Parts can be moved or even omitted as desired, allowing the furniture to adapt effortlessly to the space and your lifestyle.
The cabinet is in very good vintage condition and has been professionally inspected. A rare and characterful piece of furniture that not only functions as storage, but also as a distinctive design statement.
Dimensions:
Height: 201 cm
Width: 110 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Designer: Jiri Jiroutek
Country and period: Czechoslovakia, 1960s
Restoration: Very good vintage condition, professionally checked
Shipping: Worldwide delivery possible
Uniqueness: There is only one
Vintage U-452 cabinet with display case and bar – Jiri Jiroutek for Interier Praha, 1960s
A playful eye-catcher from the heart of Eastern European modernism: this vintage U-452 cabinet with display case and bar is an original design by Jiri Jiroutek for Interier Praha from the former Czechoslovakia. Designed in the 1960s, with its distinctive slanted legs, clever layout, and refined use of color, this is a piece of furniture that effortlessly combines style and functionality.
The upper section consists of an elegant display cabinet with two sliding glass doors and a glass shelf, ideal for displaying glassware, crockery, or collectibles. Below this is a surprisingly spacious drinks cabinet with glass shelves, perfect for storing bottles and glasses. The fold-down top with a black finish provides a beautiful graphic contrast and makes this piece of furniture extra practical to use. The base cabinet has sliding doors in powder pink and light grayish white, creating a soft, almost poetic color combination that is so characteristic of Jiroutek's designs.
What makes this piece of furniture extra special is its modular design. The cabinet consists of four separate parts, allowing you to combine them as you wish. Parts can be moved or even omitted as desired, allowing the furniture to adapt effortlessly to the space and your lifestyle.
The cabinet is in very good vintage condition and has been professionally inspected. A rare and characterful piece of furniture that not only functions as storage, but also as a distinctive design statement.
Dimensions:
Height: 201 cm
Width: 110 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Designer: Jiri Jiroutek
Country and period: Czechoslovakia, 1960s
Restoration: Very good vintage condition, professionally checked
Shipping: Worldwide delivery possible
Uniqueness: There is only one
