This is a postmodern Chest of drawers designed by Dieter Zimmermann in 1996. The piece is a clear example of the radical design of the 1990s, characterized by its unconventional shape and bold coloring. The Chest of drawers is made of wood and shaped like a wheelbarrow. It stands on a red wooden wheel and two cream-white metal legs. The dimensions are 125 cm in width, 83 cm in height, and 60 cm in depth. The color palette includes a vibrant lime green for the body, a strong green for the top edge, and a bright red-orange for the wheel and the inside of the lid. The piece features a smooth-running drawer and a hinged lid, which is held open by an original red wooden support. This piece is in very good condition, consistent with its age and previous use. The lacquered surfaces retain their original vibrancy and show the character of the wood grain underneath. The Chest of drawers originally comes from an architect's office in the Black Forest, which underlines its connection to the design world. With its sculptural presence and functional playfulness, this piece of furniture is a statement piece, ideal for a creative office, a loft, or a living space inspired by Memphis or postmodern design. It serves as both a storage unit and an art object.
Specifications
ConditionVery goodColorsBrown, Yellow, White, Red, Green, Multi ColorMaterialMetal, WoodNumber of items1Height83 cmWidth125 cmDepth60 cm