This is a vintage yet sleek and minimalist rosewood sideboard featuring a warm, dark, beautiful visible wood grain.
The cabinet has two wide, handleless fronts separated by a thin horizontal line, creating a calm and minimalist design. On the side, there is a subtle, recessed handle neatly integrated into the wood. The cabinet stands on a slender, black metal base that is very sturdy.
The finish is of high quality throughout: the top, sides, and front fit together perfectly, with smooth surfaces and neat edges. The cabinet is beautifully finished on all sides, making it look neat and luxurious from every angle. This cabinet can be placed in the center of a living room because the back looks great as well.
The style, finishes, and materials used remind us strongly of the Swiss designer and architect Dieter Weackerlin in 1957 for Behr International.
All in all, a great cabinet that can be used well as a sideboard but was originally used as a record player cabinet. Dimensions:
120W x 35D x 75H.
* Please note, the cabinet has veneer damage on the back. See photos. This is not immediately visible from a distance.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBrownMaterialMetal, WoodNumber of items1Height75 cmWidth120 cmDepth35 cmSigns of usageCrack