Claustra by Ludvik Volak - 1960 - mid-century partition curved wood

A true icon of Czechoslovak design from the 20th century, this screen was designed by Ludvik Volak in the 1960s. Its curved wooden structure (made using pressure-moulded plywood) has become a reference piece for its geometric elegance and airy finesse. Condition: "Collector" It is very rare to find this model in such a state of preservation. It is ultra clean: Wood: No cracks, no chips on the veneer, which is often the weak point of these models. Finish: The patina is superb and uniform across the entire structure. Fixing system: The 2 feet and 2 high supports are present, which is essential for an authentic period installation. Usage & Style. Whether used as a room divider, a wall bookshelf, or even as a purely sculptural object, this screen adds immediate character. It is the perfect piece for an interior with modernist accents or to enhance Scandinavian furniture. Technical Sheet. Designer: Ludvik Volak. Publisher: Drevopodnik Holesov. Origin: Czech Republic (formerly Czechoslovakia) Period: 1960-1969. Material: Bent beech wood. Condition: very good.