Mid-Century Modern Teak Sideboard by George Coslin for Faram, Italy, 1960s. This sophisticated sideboard is a standout example of 1960s Italian modernism, designed by the renowned George Coslin for the high-end manufacturer Faram. Measuring an ideal 210 cm in length, this piece offers both striking visual presence and practical proportions, making it highly versatile for contemporary interiors. The credenza is crafted in premium teak wood, showcasing a beautiful, warm teak grain across its facade. Its asymmetrical and balanced layout features a single cabinet door on the left, a central pair of double hinged doors, and a stack of five clean-lined drawers on the right. Every detail speaks to the quality of Italian mid-century craftsmanship: from the distinctively shaped, dark-stained circular wooden knobs to the elegant geometric legs with contrasting dark tips that create a visually light, floating effect. This piece has undergone a professional, conservative restoration to bring back the original luster of the teak wood while fully respecting its vintage history and patina. It remains in excellent structural and aesthetic condition, ready to serve as a statement piece in a dining room, living area, or executive office.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBrownMaterialWoodNumber of items1Height78 cmWidth210 cmDepth58 cmSigns of usageScratches