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Hans Wegner for Ry Mobler Credenza Wall Unit, Teak, 1958
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Description
Step into the mid-century magic with this Hans Wegner-designed wall unit from Ry Mobler, a true vintage gem born on April 28, 1958 (it's birthday is stamped on the back of the piece). Crafted in the timeless elegance of teak, this wall unit is yet another piece that serves as proof to Wegner's genius in design.
The lower half boasts six drawers, each adorned with solid teak rectangular knobs that silently echo mid-century chic. Open the top right drawer, and you'll find a surprise – the original green felt lining, once a guardian against tarnished silverware and wooden scratches, still standing strong, as if frozen in time.
Ascend to the second level, where sliding teak doors gracefully unveil pristine shelving. It's like a hidden treasure trove, untouched by time, awaiting your modern treasures. The meticulous condition of the shelving, doors, and drawers is so impeccable; you'd swear it just rolled off the workshop floor.
The warm teak body sets the stage for this masterpiece, while the legs, gracefully stretching downward, reveal a slightly different teak tone. The inlay on the sides showcases Wegner's mastery, with the legs seamlessly blending into the different teak hue. It's not just a wall unit; it's a symphony of carpentry, a visual dance in wood.
Now, let's talk about Hans Wegner – the visionary behind this time-traveling piece. Born in 1914, Wegner was a Danish furniture designer who played a pivotal role in the mid-century modern movement. His iconic designs focused on simplicity, functionality, and the beauty of natural materials, making him a pioneer in modern Scandinavian design.
This wall unit is in the company of mid-century trailblazers, imagine the space lit by the glow of Poul Henningsen's iconic PH lamps. Picture Finn Juhl's avant-garde spirit infusing organic forms into the surroundings. Sense Arne Jacobsen's architectural finesse echoing through each teak grain, especially in the discreet inlay on the sides – a testament to the legacy of Danish design luminaries.
This wall unit isn't just a piece of furniture; it's a chapter in the grand narrative of mid-century modern, where craftsmanship was king, and Danish designers were the maestros of form and function. Allow yourself to be transported to an era where every line, every knob, and every shade of teak told a story of design brilliance. - More Information
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