Kai Kristiansen shelving system in teak, 1960s

This minimalist and functional shelving system was designed in the 1960s by Kai Kristiansen, an icon of Danish design. Straight lines, finely-grained teak wood, quality craftsmanship, and a modular hanging system enhance the characteristic style of Scandinavian design. This shelving system features three shelves and one desk-shelf, allowing you to create the perfect space for a home office. It can be used as a study area or as a regular deep shelf for flowers, audio equipment, and more. The use of high-quality teak wood and veneer ensures the piece's durability and longevity. Thanks to its size and minimalist form, it will suit a variety of interiors. The practical mounting system uses hooks embedded in holes in metal rails, making assembly both aesthetically pleasing and simple. The set includes: a compact desk: W: 85.5 cm / D: 40 cm 2 shelves: W: 85.5 cm / D: 18 cm 1 shelf: W: 85.5 cm / D: 24 cm 2 black lacquered metal rails: 175 cm long This wall unit is an entirely modular shelving system that can be arranged according to your needs. The shelves are in perfect original condition. The wood has been treated with Danish oil to enhance its beauty. The original manufacturer's stamp on the back of the shelf confirms its authenticity.