This designer bookcase, dating from the 1960s and made in Italy,
is an elegant example of modular furniture of the period.
With a height of 280 cm, the structure consists of two separate modules, each with a width of 70 cm. These modules can be mounted side by side, creating a single, continuous bookshelf, or separated for versatile use in different parts of the home. The bookcase is built with high-quality materials, evident in the sturdiness of the wood and the attention to detail. Each module has a set of shelves that provide ample space for books, decorative items, or other display items.
The shelves are supported by a metal grid structure, which not only adds an industrial touch to the design, but also ensures the stability and strength of the furniture. One of the modules also features a distinctive feature: a three-drawer cabinet, perfect for storing smaller or valuable items that you want to keep hidden from view.
This cabinet, with a light wood finish, creates a pleasing contrast to the rest of the bookcase, adding additional functionality and style.
The versatility of the library is manifested not only in the possibility of separating modules, but also in their configuration. The shelves can be adjusted in height, allowing you to customize the arrangement to suit your specific needs. Overall, this 1960s bookcase is not only a practical piece of furniture, but also a design element that carries with it the charm of mid-century modern, with clean lines and an attention to detail that remain attractive and relevant even today.
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SILVER Seller in Milano, Italy
