Kai Kristiansen teak sideboard with retractable doors – Denmark 1960s

Designed by Kai Kristiansen and produced in Denmark in the 1960s, this sideboard introduces a distinctive technical solution: retractable doors that slide and integrate into the structure, completely freeing the front. The teak, selected for continuity and depth of grain, creates compact and well-rhythmed surfaces. The design is calibrated to horizontal proportions, with evident attention to functionality and everyday use. Inside, the spaces are organized logically and flexibly. Kristiansen, a central figure in Scandinavian design, here translates the principles of Mid-Century Modern into an object where technique and form coincide. A significant example of original vintage furniture, designed to dialogue with contemporary interiors.