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This vintage B60 teak highboard by Dieter Waeckerlin for Behr is an impressive example of German mid-century design. With a width of nearly two and a half meters, the piece has a monumental presence, while its slender metal legs and clean lines make it appear surprisingly light.

Behind the four understated teak doors lies a spacious and thoughtfully designed interior with various compartments and adjustable shelves. A subtle row of four drawers runs beneath the doors, integrated almost seamlessly into the design. The warm glow and vertical grain of the teak form a beautiful contrast with the dark, minimalist metal base. It is precisely this combination of refinement and functionality that makes this vintage B60 teak highboard so characteristic of Waeckerlin’s design language.

The highboard has been thoroughly inspected and is in very good vintage condition. It has been professionally restored in a few places, and the top has been given a new coat of varnish, which brings the teak back to life without losing its original character.

An impressive yet understated design piece that brings a sense of calm to a large wall—and conceals a wealth of storage space behind its minimalist facade.

Dimensions:
Height: 119 cm
Width: 248 cm
Depth: 42.5 cm

Designer: Dieter Waeckerlin
Model: B60
Manufacturer: Behr
Country of origin: Germany
Period: 1960s
Material: Teak and metal
Restoration: Thoroughly inspected, professionally restored in a few places, and the top has been refinished
Shipping options: Worldwide
Uniqueness: Original vintage piece with four doors and four built-in drawers

This vintage Pastoe KB04 “ wardrobe ” by Cees Braakman is a stunning example of the clean, functional Dutch design of the 1950s. Designed for Pastoe, it has a understated look that strikes a perfect balance between simplicity and sophistication.

The cabinet is crafted from light birch, whose soft golden-blonde hue and natural grain lend warmth to its sleek design. Behind the doors lies a surprisingly practical interior: a spacious hanging area, multiple shelves, and a large mirror on the inside of the door. Below that is an elegantly curved wooden storage compartment—one of those small details that reveals Braakman’s attention to everyday use. The distinctive loop-shaped legs give the substantial cabinet a strikingly airy silhouette.

This vintage Pastoe KB04 wardrobe is in very good condition. The cabinet has been professionally restored in a few small areas and has also been thoroughly inspected, with care taken to preserve its original character and beautiful patina.

An understated design classic that hides a surprising amount of charm and storage space behind its minimalist facade.

Dimensions:
Height: 169 cm
Width: 154 cm
Depth: 51.5 cm

Designer: Cees Braakman
Model: KB04
Manufacturer: Pastoe
Country of origin: Netherlands
Period: 1950s
Materials: Birch wood, mirror glass, and metal
Restoration: Professionally restored in a few small areas and fully inspected
Shipping options: Worldwide
Uniqueness: Original vintage version with mirror, interior layout, and Pastoe key

A masterpiece of Danish design: this Arne Vodder desk, Model 209, was designed for Sibast and is one of the most iconic executive desks of Danish mid-century design. This exceptional piece was produced in 1970, as evidenced by the original inspection card bearing a date stamp from November 26, 1970.

The spacious L-shape combines an impressive work surface with an integrated sideboard on the right side. Drawers, storage space, and the distinctive curved document trays come together to form a design that is as practical as it is playful. The open storage area with colored document trays adds a playful accent amid the warm tones of the teak. The warm teak, the raised edges of the work surface, floating sections, and slender legs make this Arne Vodder desk a sight to behold from every angle.

The desk is in beautiful, excellent condition and has been professionally restored where necessary. The tops have been refinished, beautifully highlighting the warm color and vibrant grain of the teak while preserving its original character.

A rare piece of Danish design in which beauty and functionality come together effortlessly—made for working on, but just as enticing to simply look at.

Dimensions of total setup:
Height: 72.5 cm
Width: 204.5 cm
Depth: 165 cm

Desk dimensions:
Height: 72.5 cm
Width: 204.5 cm
Depth: 89.5 cm

Dimensions of sideboard:
Height: 63 cm
Width: 165 cm
Depth: 42 cm

Designer: Arne Vodder
Model: 209
Manufacturer: Sibast Møbelfabrik
Country of origin: Denmark
Period: 1970
Material: Teak
Restoration: Partially professionally restored, tabletops re-varnished
Shipping options: Worldwide
Uniqueness: Original piece with preserved production and inspection card, dated November 26, 1970

The Pastoe Made to Measure wall unit by Cees Braakman is a stunning example of the thoughtful Dutch design of the 1960s. The Made to Measure series was all about flexibility: a modular system that allowed each cabinet to be tailored to the space and the user’s needs. It is precisely that freedom that makes this arrangement so appealing and timeless.

The warm teak veneer, the slender black-lacquered metal legs, and the clean lines give the piece a calm, refined look. The open shelves offer plenty of space for books, ceramics, or personal collections, while the closed cabinets provide practical storage. The white door adds a subtle graphic accent against the warm wood and gives the piece a fresh, contemporary look. Thanks to its balanced layout, the wall unit appears spacious and airy, without compromising on functionality.

This Pastoe Made to Measure wall unit is in very good vintage condition and has been carefully restored in a few places. The teak has been cleaned and re-oiled, beautifully highlighting the warm grain of the wood. The restorations were carried out with respect for the original design, while slight signs of wear are consistent with the piece’s age and contribute to its authentic character.

A wall unit like this effortlessly adapts to its surroundings. Today filled with books and art, tomorrow with cherished memories. A timeless design in which craftsmanship, functionality, and elegance come together naturally.

Dimensions:
Height: 182 cm (+2 cm adjustable)
Width: 154 cm
Depth: 45 cm

Designer: Cees Braakman
Series: Made to Measure
Manufacturer: Pastoe
Country of origin: Netherlands
Period: 1960s
Materials: Teak veneer, wood, and metal
Restoration: Restored in a few places.
Shipping options: Worldwide
Uniqueness: Modularly assembled piece.

This vintage Danish desk by Peter Løvig Nielsen embodies everything that makes Scandinavian design from the 1960s and 1970s so beloved: simplicity, sophistication, and thoughtful functionality. Designed to be admired from every angle, this freestanding desk is not only a practical workspace but also a stylish piece of furniture that stands out beautifully in any room.

The warm teak exudes tranquility and character, while the subtly raised edge of the tabletop adds a refined detail. At the front, two drawer units with elegant integrated handles offer ample storage space, and the top drawers are lockable. The open compartments beneath the tabletop give the design an airy silhouette and ensure that the desk retains its distinctive light appearance. The back is also beautifully finished with open compartments for books, documents, or home decor, ensuring a neat appearance from every angle. The slender, tapered legs and the beautiful grain of the teak wood underscore the timeless character of this vintage Danish desk.

The desk is in excellent vintage condition. It has been carefully inspected, is fully functional, and has been cleaned with care, beautifully preserving the warm character of the teak. The construction is sturdy, and all the drawers slide smoothly. Only minimal, age-related signs of wear subtly attest to its authentic history.

A desk like this invites you to work, write, or simply enjoy timeless Danish craftsmanship. A distinctive design by Peter Løvig Nielsen that transcends generations and fits effortlessly into both modern and classic interiors.

Dimensions:
Height: 74 cm
Width: 155 cm
Depth: 70.5 cm

Designer: Peter Løvig Nielsen
Manufacturer: Løvig
Country of origin: Denmark
Period: 1970s
Material: Teak
Restoration: Inspected, cleaned, and fully functional. No restoration performed.
Shipping options: Worldwide
Uniqueness: Vintage original

This vintage 3-piece wall system with desk by Louis van Teeffelen is a stunning example of Dutch mid-century design in which elegance and functionality effortlessly complement each other. Designed for WéBé, this modular wall system embodies Louis van Teeffelen’s refined design language, with its characteristic light appearance, warm teak shelves, and slender black-lacquered uprights with brass brackets.

This balanced arrangement consists of five teak shelves that offer plenty of space for books, ceramics, or home decor. At the bottom center is a spacious desk shelf, making the wall system not only a stylish focal point but also a practical workspace or writing area. Thanks to its modular design, it creates an airy look that adds character without overwhelming the space. The warm teak contrasts beautifully with the black uprights and the refined brass details.

The wall system has been professionally inspected and carefully restored in several places. It is in very good condition, and the restorations were carried out with respect for the original design. As a result, its authentic appearance has been fully preserved.

A timeless design that fits effortlessly into both modern and classic interiors and shows why Louis van Teeffelen’s work is still so beloved among vintage design enthusiasts.

Dimensions:
Height: cm
Width: 262 cm (sections are 82 cm)
Depth: 40 cm

Designer: Louis van Teeffelen
Manufacturer: WéBé
Country of origin: Netherlands
Period: 1960s
Materials: Teak, black-lacquered metal, brass
Restoration: Professionally inspected and carefully restored in a few places.
Shipping options: Worldwide
Uniqueness: Original modular wall system with integrated desk shelf.

This vintage 5-piece wall system with a desk by Louis van Teeffelen is a stunning example of Dutch mid-century design in which elegance and functionality come together effortlessly. Louis van Teeffelen was known for his refined design language and eye for detail, which are immediately apparent in this modular wall system. The combination of warm teak shelves, slender black-lacquered posts, and subtle brass shelf brackets gives the entire piece a light, almost floating appearance. A design that brings a sense of calm to an interior while also serving as a stylish focal point.

This vintage 5-piece wall system with a desk by Louis van Teeffelen consists of five uprights, several shelves, and a compact cabinet with a drop-down door. Behind the door is practical storage space for documents, writing supplies, or other small items, while the open shelves offer plenty of room for books, ceramics, or personal accessories. Thanks to its modular design, the system can be easily adapted to different spaces and interior styles, making it a valuable addition to any home—both functionally and decoratively.

The wall system has been carefully cleaned and is in beautiful vintage condition. Slight signs of wear, consistent with its age, highlight its authentic character without detracting from its appearance. The warm teak veneer has retained its rich color and vibrant wood grain, while the black-lacquered uprights and brass details further accentuate its elegant lines.

For decades, Louis van Teeffelen’s designs have been appreciated for their timeless simplicity and high-quality craftsmanship. This modular wall system is a wonderful example of that: a design full of character that harmoniously combines storage, display, and refined Dutch design.

Dimensions:
Height: 167.5 cm (tall posts), 49.5 cm (small posts)
Width: 431 cm (sections are 82 cm)
Depth: 50 cm (large desktop), 32 cm (smaller desktop), 22 cm (shelves)

Designer: Louis van Teeffelen
Manufacturer: WéBé
Country of origin: Netherlands
Period: 1960s
Materials: Teak, black-lacquered wood, and brass
Restoration: Cleaned and inspected, preserving the original patina.
Shipping options: Worldwide
Uniqueness: Original modular 5-piece wall system with a cabinet with a flap door.

Ludvík Volák’s vintage mid-century room divider is an iconic design that effortlessly blurs the line between furniture and art object. Designed in the 1960s by Czech designer Ludvík Volák, this sculptural room divider is a stunning example of refined mid-century design. The flowing lines and organic shapes create a playful interplay of lines that offers a different view from every angle. The result is a timeless design that is not only functional but also immediately catches the eye.

With its open structure, this vintage mid-century room divider divides a space without compromising the sense of openness. The distinctive pattern of curved beech wood allows light to flow freely and brings a unique dynamic to the interior. As a result, it looks stunning as a decorative partition between the living room and dining room, in a loft, or as an architectural accent in an office or studio. The room divider comes with its original wooden legs. For safe and stable placement, it must be secured to both the floor and the ceiling. Two identical pieces are available; the price is per piece.

Both room dividers have been carefully cleaned and are in beautiful vintage condition. Slight signs of wear, befitting their age, tell the story of more than sixty years of craftsmanship without detracting from their appearance. The warm beech wood has retained its natural color and character, allowing the elegant curves and artisanal finish to still shine through.

Ludvík Volák’s designs are beloved for their sculptural simplicity and refined balance between form and function. This room divider is a stunning example of this: a rare design object that not only divides a space but also enriches it with rhythm, warmth, and character.

Dimensions:
Height: 226.5 cm (with feet + 20.5 cm)
Width: 90 cm
Depth: 15 cm

Designer: Ludvík Volák
Manufacturer: Dřevopodnik Holešov
Country of origin: Czechoslovakia
Period: 1960s
Material: Bent beech wood
Restoration: Cleaned and inspected, preserving the original patina.
Shipping options: Worldwide
Uniqueness: Two identical pieces available. Price is per piece.

wall unit vintage Omnia wall unit Hilker embodies everything that makes 1970s German design so beloved: refined functionality, warm materials, and an almost architectural elegance. This modular wall unit exudes tranquility and rhythm, with slender black posts that give the whole piece an airy feel. It’s a design that doesn’t demand attention, but slowly takes over the space.

The combination of closed cabinet modules, open shelves, and smart details makes this Vintage Omnia wall unit Hilker exceptionally versatile. When opened, the integrated secretary desk reveals a subtly built-in light, as if the piece were coming to life for a moment. In addition, one of the upper cabinets features a glass shelf and a mirrored wall, perfect as a sophisticated minibar for glassware and beautiful bottles. The warm teak veneer provides that characteristic deep glow that only decades-old wood can possess.

The wall unit in excellent vintage condition and has been professionally restored in a few places, with care taken to preserve the original design. The modules can be arranged to suit your preferences, allowing the piece to blend seamlessly into both a sleek, modern interior and a more eclectic living style.

A piece of furniture like this evolves along with your interior. It’s not only practical, but also a subtle accent that adds character to the space day after day.

Dimensions:
Height: 172 cm (+2 cm adjustable)
Width: 272.5 cm / wide sections: 88 cm / narrow sections: 45.5 cm
Depth: base cabinets: 40.5 cm / wall cabinets: 26.5 cm / shelves: 23 cm

Designer: Ernst Dieter Hilker
Series: Omnia
Manufacturer: Hilker Möbel
Country of origin: Germany
Period: 1970s
Materials: Teak, metal, glass, and mirrored glass
Restoration: Professionally restored in a few places
Shipping options: Worldwide
Unique features: Modular design with integrated desk lighting and display cabinet with mirrored interior

These elegant vintage dining chairs by Louis van Teeffelen for Wébé exude the refined atmosphere of Dutch mid-century design from the 1960s. The “Kastrup” model perfectly illustrates why Van Teeffelen remains a favorite among design enthusiasts: organic lines, subtle details, and a timeless balance between comfort and character.

The slender frames in warm teak give the chairs an airy look, while the sculptural backrests almost seem to float. It is precisely this playful, undulating shape that makes this design so distinctive. The black faux leather seats provide a stylish contrast to the warm wood and enhance the set’s elegant, graphic character. From every angle, the chairs showcase their refined silhouette and artisanal finish.

The set is in lovely vintage condition, with signs of wear appropriate for its age. One chair has been fitted with a new faux leather seat; the work was done carefully and fits in beautifully with the rest of the set. The woodwork has been inspected and retains its warm luster and rich grain.

A set like this not only brings comfort to the table, but also brings a piece of Dutch design history into your home—timeless, stylish, and built to last for generations.

Dimensions:
Height: 75 cm
Width: 47 cm
Depth: 49 cm
Seat height: 45 cm
Seat width: 43 cm
Seat depth: 41 cm

Designer: Louis van Teeffelen
Model: Kastrup
Manufacturer: Wébé
Country of origin: Netherlands
Period: 1960s
Material: Teak and black vinyl
Restoration: One seat reupholstered with new black vinyl
Shipping options: Worldwide
Uniqueness: Original set of four mid-century dining chairs with iconic organic backrests

This vintage modular wall system Musterring that great design isn’t about size. In this compact version, the essence of the system really shines through: light, well-thought-out, and refined, with that signature 1960s elegance that never gets old.

The combination of warm teak veneer and the slender metal support system creates a subtle graphic interplay of lines on the wall. The closed cabinet offers practical storage space, while the slim shelf leaves room for books or personal items. It is precisely its modest size that gives this piece a light and versatile feel—ideal for smaller spaces or as a refined accent within a larger interior.

The wall system 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 sticker from Musterring is still present, underscoring the authenticity of this piece.

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 understated, stylish wall unit that adapts effortlessly and never ceases to surprise.

Dimensions:
Height: 84 cm (this configuration can be customized as desired) / shelf height: 84 cm
Width: 78 cm / segment width: 70 cm
Depth: cabinet 24 cm / shelf 23.5 cm

Designer: Unknown
Manufacturer: Musterring
Country of origin: Germany
Period: 1960s
Material: Teak veneer, metal
Restoration: Professionally inspected and partially restored
Shipping options: Worldwide
Uniqueness: Compact modular set with original details and flexible layout

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
Shipping options: Worldwide
Uniqueness: Modular complete set with original details and flexible layout

This vintage Musterring teak wall system Musterring a stunning example of thoughtful modular design from the 1960s, where flexibility and aesthetics go hand in hand. The combination of warm teak veneer elements and the slender, black metal support system gives the whole piece an airy, almost architectural look.

The arrangement consists of a balanced composition of base cabinets, a drawer unit, a secretary desk, and open shelves, creating a seamless interplay of functionality and rhythm. The warm wood tones subtly contrast with the graphic lines of the uprights, resulting in a stylish and timeless design. Whether you want to display books, tableware, or personal items, this system effortlessly adapts to your interior and preferences.

The wall system has been professionally inspected and carefully restored in a few small areas. It is in excellent condition, with light signs of wear appropriate for its age that highlight the piece’s character. The original Musterring stickers are still present on several elements, further emphasizing its authenticity.

This is the complete set as originally assembled. Our website also features two variations in which this system is divided into separate compositions—so these are not three separate sets, but one and the same modular system in different configurations.

A versatile and distinctive wall system that never ceases to amaze, day after day.

Dimensions:
Height: 189 cm (this configuration can be customized as desired) / shelf height: 65.5 cm
Width: 224 cm / segment width: 70 cm
Depth: base cabinets 41.5 cm / top cabinet 24 cm / large shelf 33.5 cm / small shelf 23.5 cm

Designer: Unknown
Manufacturer: Musterring
Country of origin: Germany
Period: 1960s
Material: Teak veneer, metal
Restoration: Professionally inspected and partially restored
Shipping options: Worldwide
Uniqueness: Complete modular set with original details and configuration options

The Knut Hesterberg coffee table in brass with smoked glass effortlessly transports you back to the refined design aesthetic of the 1970s, where form and function come together in an almost sculptural elegance. Designed for Ronald Schmitt, this piece exudes the confident luxury of German modernism, with a playful lightness that feels surprisingly timeless. This Knut Hesterberg coffee table in brass with smoked glass is an iconic example of 1970s German design.

The round table rests on an elegant base made of brass-finished aluminum, composed of three rings that flow seamlessly into one another. The interplay of lines is both soft and powerful—a visual rhythm that captivates from every angle. The smoked glass top appears to float above the base, creating a subtle interplay of transparency and reflection. This composition feels airy, yet simultaneously has a distinct presence in the space.

The table is in lovely vintage condition. The glass has a tiny chip on the edge—barely visible—and the brass shows slight signs of wear that are consistent with its age. It is precisely this soft patina that gives the piece its character and authenticity.

A table like this isn’t just an afterthought, but a focal point—a quiet statement piece that lends a certain charm to any room.

Dimensions:
Height: 51 cm
Width: 100 cm
Depth: 100 cm

Designer: Knut Hesterberg
Manufacturer: Ronald Schmitt
Country of origin: Germany
Period: 1970s
Material: Brass (finished aluminum), smoked glass
Restoration: Cleaned and inspected, preserving the original patina
Shipping options: Worldwide shipping available
Uniqueness: Rare design piece from the 1970s

The Pastoe DB02 sideboard by Cees Braakman – Birch Series is a remarkable example of early Dutch modern design. Designed in the 1950s, during a period in which Cees Braakman helped shape the face of Pastoe with his innovative ideas. With its clean lines, innovative construction, and thoughtful functionality, this model became one of the most recognizable designs from the famous Birch Series.

This sideboard is finished in light birch veneer, giving the piece a fresh, calm look that perfectly matches its minimalist design. Behind the four doors is a practical layout with shelves and four drawers. These drawers are Pastoe's characteristic anti-dust drawers: thanks to their slightly curved bottom, hardly any dust remains inside. The distinctive plywood loop legs give the piece its iconic silhouette and create a light, almost floating appearance. It is precisely this combination of functionality and innovative design that makes the design so special.

The sideboard is in very good vintage condition. The exterior of the piece has been given a new coat of varnish, giving the birch wood a fresh and well-maintained appearance. In addition, the piece has been professionally inspected, preserving the original construction and character of this unique design.

An iconic Dutch design classic that effortlessly combines simplicity, innovation, and timeless elegance.

Dimensions:
Height: 79 cm
Width: 154 cm
Depth: 47.5 cm

Designer: Cees Braakman
Model: DB02
Series: Birch series
Manufacturer: Pastoe
Country of origin: Netherlands
Period: 1950s
Material: Birch veneer, plywood
Restoration: Exterior refinished with a new coat of lacquer and professionally inspected
Shipping options: Worldwide shipping available
Uniqueness: Iconic model from the Birch series with characteristic plywood loop legs and Pastoe anti-dust drawers.

The Pastoe CU05 cabinet by Cees Braakman – Japanese series is an iconic piece of Dutch design from the late 1950s. During this period, designer Cees Braakman was inspired by the understated aesthetics of Japanese design. For Pastoe, this resulted in a series of furniture that combines minimalism, refined proportions, and practical functionality. This piece also bears the original production stamp from September 11, 1959, a beautiful detail that underlines the authenticity of the furniture.

The cabinet is made of warm teak and has a calm, elegant look. The clean lines and slender black metal legs give the furniture a light, almost floating shape. Behind the four doors are shelves, while the two white flaps offer extra storage space. At the bottom are two drawers that can also be placed in a different position in the cabinet if desired. The combination of closed surfaces, refined proportions, and subtle contrasts makes this design particularly balanced.

The cabinet is in very good vintage condition and has been professionally inspected, retaining its original character and the warm appearance of teak.

A rare Dutch design classic that effortlessly combines minimalist elegance and practical functionality.

Dimensions:
Height: 117.5 cm
Width: 150.5 cm
Depth: 45 cm

Designer: Cees Braakman
Model: CU05
Series: Japanese series
Manufacturer: Pastoe
Country of origin: Netherlands
Period: 1959
Material: Teak, metal, plastic
Restoration: Professionally inspected
Shipping options: Worldwide shipping available
Uniqueness: Original production stamp dated September 11, 1959 present.

The Danish design sideboard by H.W. Klein for Bramin reflects the refined simplicity for which Scandinavian design from the 1960s is so beloved. H.W. Klein was known for his elegant and balanced designs, in which functionality and aesthetics come together seamlessly. For Bramin, he created furniture that radiates tranquility and warmth, with a clear focus on craftsmanship and materials.

This generous sideboard is crafted from beautiful warm teak, with a rich wood grain that subtly runs throughout the entire piece. The sliding doors open smoothly to reveal a practical layout with shelves, while the central drawers offer extra storage space for smaller items. The refined handles and slender, slightly tapered legs give the piece an elegant and airy look, allowing it to maintain a calm presence in the room despite its generous size.

The sideboard is in very good condition and has been professionally inspected. The teak has retained its warm color and characterful appearance, allowing the furniture to continue to exude the quality and charm of authentic Danish craftsmanship.

A timeless and stylish piece of furniture that effortlessly adds warmth and character to both modern and classic interiors.

Dimensions:
Height: 80 cm
Width: 224 cm
Depth: 44.5 cm

Designer: H.W. Klein
Manufacturer: Bramin
Country of origin: Denmark
Period: 1960s
Material: Teak
Restoration: Professionally inspected, in very good condition
Shipping options: Worldwide shipping available
Uniqueness: Elegant Danish design with a practical combination of sliding doors and drawers.

The Ib Kofod Larsen teak sideboard by Faarup Møbelfabrik is a beautiful example of Danish design from the 1960s, a period in which simplicity, craftsmanship, and refined proportions came together. Designer Ib Kofod Larsen was known for his elegant, almost sculptural furniture, in which functionality always went hand in hand with a warm and timeless appearance.

This generous teak sideboard is crafted from beautiful warm teak with a lively wood grain that runs beautifully across the fronts and sides. The characteristic Danish roller doors slide open smoothly and disappear completely into the furniture, revealing the contents without the doors taking up any space. Inside, the furniture offers practical storage space with shelves and drawers. The slender, tapered legs give the whole piece a light and elegant look, while the beautifully finished back allows the sideboard to be placed anywhere in the room.

The sideboard is in excellent vintage condition and has been carefully inspected to ensure that the warm color and character of the teak are fully appreciated. The legs are also easy to dismantle, which greatly facilitates transport and placement.

A stylish and spacious Danish design piece that effortlessly brings tranquility, warmth, and character to both modern and classic interiors.

Dimensions:
Height: 85 cm
Width: 220 cm
Depth: 52 cm

Designer: Ib Kofod Larsen
Manufacturer: Faarup Møbelfabrik
Country of origin: Denmark
Period: 1960s
Material: Teak
Restoration: Checked and cared for, in excellent vintage condition
Shipping options: Worldwide shipping available
Uniqueness: Characteristic Danish roller doors and beautifully finished back, allowing the furniture to be placed anywhere in the room.

This mid-century coffee table by Česky Nábytek from 1962 embodies the understated elegance of Czech design from the early 1960s. A time when form and function naturally merged and even a coffee table was allowed to play a subtle leading role in the interior.

The warm ash wood gives the table its light, refined look. The slender, tapered legs create an airy silhouette, while the rounded corners add softness to the clean lines. The tanned glass top catches the light in an almost golden way. Underneath the glass is a newly applied fabric with a fine pattern, which adds depth and character like a hidden layer. The interplay of wood, glass, and fabric makes this coffee table rich in detail without ever becoming busy. Practical detail: the legs can be unscrewed from the top, making transport easy.

The table is in very good condition. The fabric under the glass has recently been replaced in keeping with the original design. The wood has been checked and refreshed, and the glass is clear and clean. A beautifully preserved piece with an authentic label from 1962.

A sophisticated eye-catcher for those who love subtle mid-century design with a story.

Dimensions:
Height: 60.5 cm
Width: 120 cm
Depth: 54.5 cm

Designer: Unknown
Manufacturer: Česky Nábytek
Country of origin: Czechoslovakia
Period: 1962
Material: Ash wood, glass, textile
Restoration: Textile renewed, wood checked and refreshed
Shipping options: Worldwide shipping available
Uniqueness: Original piece with authentic label present

This teak sideboard from Bartels Werke exudes the quiet confidence of German mid-century design. Designed and manufactured in Germany at a time when functionality and design went hand in hand, this piece of furniture tells the story of solid quality and timeless taste.

The sideboard is crafted from warm teak wood, with a beautiful, even grain and a soft glow that subtly catches the light. The clean lines are softened by refined details, such as the round, recessed handles and the slender, slightly flared legs. On the left, three drawers offer practical storage space, while on the right, the doors provide a spacious and well-organized interior. This teak sideboard feels just as at home in a modern interior as it does in a more classic or eclectic setting.

The furniture has been professionally inspected, carefully cleaned, and re-oiled. As a result, it is in good condition and well maintained, while retaining its authentic character. The brand and manufacturer labels confirm its origin and originality.

A stylish, understated piece of furniture that doesn't scream for attention, but gets it naturally.

Dimensions:
Height: 78 cm
Width: 155 cm
Depth: 40.5 cm

Designer: Unknown
Manufacturer: Bartels Werke GmbH
Country of origin: Germany
Period: Mid-century (approx. 1960s)
Material: Teak wood
Restoration: Professionally inspected, cleaned, and oiled
Shipping options: Worldwide
Uniqueness: Authentic vintage piece

This vintage KU10 wardrobe, designed by Cees Braakman for Pastoe, dates from 1958 and belongs to the iconic Japanese series. A rare design that combines tranquility, functionality, and refinement—typical Dutch modernism that still feels contemporary today.

The wardrobe is finished in warm teak veneer and stands on slender black metal legs, creating an elegant, almost floating appearance. Behind the three doors is a well-thought-out layout with generous hanging space, an original steel clothes rail, several shelves, and an integrated mirror. Thanks to this clever design, this vintage wardrobe is wardrobe only perfect for the bedroom, but also very stylish as a coat closet in the hall or entrance — an elegant addition that immediately brings peace and character. Authentic details such as the original Pastoe sticker and stamp confirm its origin.

The furniture has been professionally inspected and carefully restored, preserving the original material and character. Very minor signs of wear, consistent with its age, underscore its authenticity.

A timeless design statement for those who appreciate quality, simplicity, and history.

Dimensions:
Height: 173 cm
Width: 113 cm
Depth: 55 cm

Designer: Cees Braakman
Model: KU10
Manufacturer: Pastoe
Country of origin: Netherlands
Period: 1950s
Material: teak veneer, black metal
Restoration: Professionally inspected and carefully restored, preserving original materials and character
Shipping options: Worldwide
Uniqueness: There is only one

This mid-century teak sideboard B40 was designed in the early 1950s by Dieter Waeckerlin and manufactured by Behr in Germany. The design reflects the rational, functional modernism for which Waeckerlin is known: sleek, balanced, and thought out in detail. A piece of furniture that is not focused on decoration, but on tranquility, use, and durability.

The sideboard is crafted from warm teak with a refined, even grain pattern that elegantly continues across the four doors. The handle-free fronts create a calm, closed look, while the slender metal legs lift the furniture and give it a sense of lightness. Behind the doors, an exceptionally clever and modular interior layout unfolds. On both sides, there are wooden drawers and removable trays, designed to be flexible and easily adaptable to use. The light wood on the inside contrasts beautifully with the teak and emphasizes the functional character of the design.

The furniture is in very good condition, with only a few slight signs of wear consistent with its age. The wood has been carefully inspected and refreshed, preserving its original character and natural patina.

A unique sideboard for lovers of intelligent design: understated, practical, and aesthetically strong, with a timeless look that effortlessly stands out in both modern and classic interiors.

Dimensions:
Height: 80 cm
Width: 248 cm
Depth: 55.5 cm

Designer: Dieter Waeckerlin
Model: B40
Manufacturer: Behr
Origin: Germany, ca. 1952
Material: Teak wood
Shipping: Worldwide shipping available
Unique: There is only one

This mid-century teak highboard S21 was designed in the early 1950s by Dieter Waeckerlin and manufactured by Behr in Germany. The piece is a textbook example of early modernist thinking: clean lines, rational construction, and a complete focus on function and proportion. No excess, no decoration—just balance and tranquility.

The highboard is made of warm teak with a fine and even grain pattern that runs beautifully across the sleek, handle-free doors. The understated fronts give the furniture a serene look, while the slender metal legs provide airiness and lightness. Behind the double doors is a well-thought-out layout with several adjustable shelves in light wood, which contrasts subtly with the teak. At the bottom are two beautifully integrated drawers, virtually invisible in the front and perfectly incorporated into the whole.

The furniture is in very good condition, with only a few slight signs of wear consistent with its age. The wood has been carefully inspected and refreshed, preserving its original character and natural patina.

A timeless highboard for lovers of understated design, craftsmanship, and furniture that doesn't scream, but stays.

Dimensions:
Height: 119 cm
Width: 120 cm
Depth: 42.5 cm

Designer: Dieter Waeckerlin
Model: S21
Manufacturer: Behr
Origin: Germany, ca. 1952
Material: Teak wood
Shipping: Worldwide shipping available
Unique: There is only one

Vintage U-460 sideboard – Jiri Jiroutek for Interier Praha, 1960s

This elegant Vintage U-460 sideboard is a powerful yet playful design by Jiri Jiroutek for Interier Praha, manufactured in the former Czechoslovakia in the 1960s. With its long, low silhouette, subtly slanted legs, and graphic details, this sideboard embodies the optimism and functionality of mid-century modernism.

The sideboard is finished in warm wood veneer and exudes calm and rhythm. Behind the two doors is a generous storage space with one wide, continuous shelf, ideal for storing crockery, books, board games, or paperwork. On the right-hand side, the horizontal panels in black, powder pink, and light grayish white provide a distinctive graphic accent—a playful signature that is so characteristic of Jiroutek's designs. The long top also makes this piece of furniture very suitable as a sideboard, TV cabinet, or low cabinet in a spacious interior.

The sideboard has been professionally inspected and is in excellent condition. The top has been carefully sanded and refinished, restoring the wood's warm appearance without losing its authentic vintage character.

A stylish and rare sideboard that blends effortlessly into the interior, but always retains its character.

Dimensions:
Height: 77 cm
Width: 165 cm
Depth: 45 cm

Designer: Jiri Jiroutek
Country and period: Czechoslovakia, 1960s
Restoration: Professionally inspected, top sanded and refinished
Condition: Excellent vintage condition
Shipping: Worldwide delivery available
Uniqueness: There is only one

An elegant example of Eastern European modernism: this vintage U-450 cabinet with display case was designed in the 1960s by Jiri Jiroutek for the Czechoslovakian company Interier Praha. With its sleek lines, slanted legs, and refined materials, this piece of furniture exudes the spirit of post-war optimism and the functional aesthetics of mid-century design.

The cabinet consists of three separate elements that fit together harmoniously: a base cabinet with two doors and adjustable shelves behind them, an open center compartment with a beautiful visible wood pattern, and an airy display cabinet with glass sliding doors and a shelf. The transparency of the upper cabinet creates a light and balanced whole – perfect for displaying your most beautiful glassware, ceramics, or books.

The furniture is made of oak veneer and is in very good vintage condition. Professionally inspected, with minimal signs of use that only enhance its character and authenticity.

A unique piece that is both practical and poetic—ready to make history again in your interior.

Dimensions:
Height: 151.5 cm
Width: 110 cm
Depth: 45 cm

Designer: Jiri Jiroutek
Country and period: Czechoslovakia, 1960s
Restoration: Very good condition, professionally inspected
Shipping: Worldwide delivery available
Uniqueness: Only one in existence

These vintage Scagno tables by Giotto Stoppino exude the playful elegance for which Italian design from the 1970s is so famous. The soft, rounded corners, the architectural U-shape, and the graphic lines make this set of three a charming mix of sculpture and functionality. They look light and modern, but at the same time carry the nostalgia of a time when plastic was new, daring, and forward-thinking.

The tables have a beautiful, even cream color with only a very subtle difference in shade due to the passage of time — exactly what gives vintage plastic its warm, distinctive look. They are in perfect condition, which is exceptional for this model and material.

Use them as side tables, bedside tables, display furniture, or stacked as a playful storage system: the Scagno adapts effortlessly to any space and invites creative styling.

A sophisticated set for lovers of iconic Italian plastic design.

Dimensions:
Height: 32.5 cm
Width: 52 cm
Depth: 40 cm

Designer: Giotto Stoppino
Model: Scagno
Brand: Elco
Country & year: Italy, 1970s
Production period: 1970s
Material: Cream-colored plastic
Restoration: In perfect original condition
Shipping options: Worldwide shipping available
Uniqueness: Set of 3, rarely found in this condition

This vintage De Sede DS-31 three-seater sofa envelops you in precisely that soft, lived-in luxury that only true craftsmanship can create. The deep, warm brown leather bears a beautiful patina full of nuance, as if every crease holds a memory. The generous armrests and elegant metal base combine to form a silhouette that is as friendly as it is refined — typical of the Swiss masterpiece that De Sede created during this period.

Take a seat and you will immediately understand why the DS-31 is loved worldwide: the cushions give way subtly without losing their shape, and the seat invites you to linger at the table, talk, read, or simply sink into the tranquility of the day. It is a sofa that lives, breathes, and grows with the interior in which it stands.

This bench is in beautiful vintage condition with authentic patina—a true reflection of its history—and is ready to take center stage in your home once again.

A timeless companion for those who love beauty, comfort, and genuine quality.

Dimensions:
Height: 72 cm
Width: 210 cm
Depth: 80 cm
Seat height: 38 cm
Seat width: 180 cm
Seat depth: 57 cm

Designer: De Sede Design Team
Model: DS-31
Brand: De Sede
Country & year: Switzerland, 1960s–1970s
Production period: 1960s–1970s
Material: Brown leather, metal legs
Restoration: Original condition, beautiful patina
Shipping options: Worldwide shipping available
Uniqueness: There is only one

Vintage Danish design chair model 68 'Fire' by Anderstrup Møbelfabrik – subtle sculpture in teak wood

The vintage Danish design chair model 68 'Fire' by Anderstrup Møbelfabrik embodies everything that makes Scandinavian modernism so beloved: tranquility, simplicity, and refinement. With its organically shaped backrest, warm teak wood, and sleek black skai upholstery, this chair exudes timeless elegance. The light plays subtly across the soft lines, revealing something different from every angle.

Its airy silhouette, elegant open sides, and slightly curved back give this chair a sculptural character that effortlessly complements a vintage desk or dining table. The form is modest, but the appearance is powerful—a silent witness to Danish craftsmanship from the 1960s.

This chair has been carefully re-glued and restored in a few small areas. Its original charm remains intact, but the structure is now sturdy again and ready for everyday use.

An invitation to enrich your interior with Danish beauty and understated character.

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Dimensions
Height: 74 cm
Width: 49.5 cm
Depth: 53 cm
Seat height: 44 cm
Seat width: 44 cm
Seat depth: 44 cm

Designer: Unknown
Model: 68 'Fire'
Brand: Anderstrup Møbelfabrik
Country & year: Denmark, 1960s
Material: Teak wood and black skai
Restoration: Re-glued, minor restoration areas
Shipping options: Worldwide shipping available
Uniqueness: Available individually

This elegant set of four vintage cow horn chairs is an iconic design by Louis van Teeffelen for AWA and was manufactured in the Netherlands in the 1960s. The chairs are finished in warm teak and upholstered in the original De Ploeg fabric (Walker 89), a high-quality woven upholstery in a subtle blended beige.

What makes these chairs so special is their sculptural form. The characteristic "cow horn" armrests, organically shaped backrests and slender legs give the design an almost animal-like elegance. The combination of the soft textiles and warm wood provides pleasant seating comfort - perfect for long tables, reading or chatting until nightfall.

The chairs are in excellent vintage condition: the teak is beautifully even in color, the upholstery is original and neatly preserved. A rare find for lovers of Dutch mid-century design.

Dimensions:
Height: 78 cm
Width: 53.5 cm
Depth: 53 cm
Seat Height: 46 cm
Seat Width: 42 cm
Seat Depth: 43 cm

Designer: Louis van Teeffelen
Manufacturer: AWA
Country of origin: Netherlands
Period: 1960s
Material: Teak, original fabric by De Ploeg (Walker 89)
Restoration: None, in original condition
Shipping Options: Worldwide
Uniqueness: Original set with De Ploeg upholstery - very rare

A timeless classic that effortlessly combines charm, comfort and character - ready for a new chapter at your dining table.

With its flowing lines, refined details and warm teak finish, this vintage desk by Niels Clausen is a textbook example of Danish design from the 1960s. Manufactured by NC Møbler, the Model 75 harmoniously combines aesthetics and functionality.

Eye-catching are the organically shaped handles of solid wood, which subtly light up against the deep orange-brown of the teak. At the back, the desk offers open compartments for books or decorations, making it stand out beautifully even when free-standing. The original keys are still present; both drawer columns can be locked - practical as well as stylish. The top was recently professionally repainted and shines again in full gloss, without losing its character.

This furniture is in excellent condition and offers a unique opportunity to bring a piece of authentic Scandinavian craftsmanship into your home.

Dimensions:
Height: 73 cm
Width: 160 cm
Depth: 75 cm

Designer: Niels Clausen
Manufacturer: NC Møbler
Country of origin: Denmark
Period: 1960s
Material: Solid teak / teak veneer
Restoration: Top repainted
Shipping Options: Worldwide
Uniqueness: Original design, rare model

Treat your workspace to a stylish upgrade - this desk is a quiet force with a rich past.