Mid-Century Shelves & Wall Units by Kai Kristiansen for FM Mobler, 1960s

The modular shelving and bookcase system designed by Kai Kristiansen for FM Møbler is one of the iconic examples of Danish modernist design of the 1950s and 1960s. Designed for maximum flexibility, functionality and elegance, the system has won praise from collectors and design enthusiasts around the world. The system is based on wall-mounted slides/levers to which the following can be attached in any way: shelves, cabinets. Modules can be moved, added, removed - the user has full freedom of arrangement. Clean, simple lines in accordance with the principles of Scandinavian modernism. No unnecessary ornamentation - function and quality of workmanship are what counts. Delicate proportions give the system lightness, despite its solidity. The main wood is teak with a beautiful grain. The metal brackets are slender and subtle, painted black. Artisanal precision - FM Møbler furniture is renowned for its high quality carpentry. The slats attach directly to the wall. Each module is hung on special brackets - easy to move. The entire piece is preserved in its original condition. Additional dimensions. Shelf X 8 pieces - length 85.5 cm depth 24 cm. Shelf X 1 piece length 85.5 cm depth 45 cm. Cabinet with space for vinyl records length 85.5 cm - depth 45 cm - height 50 cm.