This piece of furniture is a vintage wardrobe designed by the Swiss interior architect Dieter Wäckerlin in the 1950s for Idealheim (and later also produced by Behr Möbel). The minimalist wardrobe is characterized by a sleek teak or mahogany frame with large sliding doors covered in woven natural fibers (such as Japanese seagrass or grass wallpaper), creating a beautiful organic texture. The sides are veneered with beech veneer. See photos for damage. The hanging rail and shelf on the left hanging section are also missing. The dimensions of this unique yet rare wardrobe are: 174cm wide, 172cm high, and 53cm deep. The inside of the wardrobe is marked with DW, which stands for Dieter Wäckerlin.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBrown, Yellow, CremeMaterialWood, OtherNumber of items1Height172 cmWidth174 cmDepth53 cmSigns of usageLack of Parts, Chipped