Scandinavian vintage modular teak wall unit "Ergo" by John Texmon 1960s

Scandinavian vintage modular wall unit ergo in warm teak, designed by john texmon in the 1960s. The system is both functional and elegant, featuring a rare hidden drop-down desk, ideal for compact spaces, home offices, or stylish living rooms. The design is fully modular and freestanding with adjustable mounting points for shelves and cabinets. The unit combines soft lines with rich teak wood grain, brass details, and thoughtful proportions. A mark reading “made in norway” is present on the back of the cabinets, underscoring its authenticity and nordic origin. This unit includes: A drop-front desk cabinet with internal compartments for organizing paperwork and accessories. H: 42/ w: 78, 5/ d: 35 cm. A three-drawer cabinet with a side cupboard offering concealed storage. H: 42/w: 78, 5/d: 35 cm; drawer height 8 cm. An upper cabinet with sliding doors h: 43/ w: 78, 5/ d: 23 cm. One shelf w: 78, 5 /d: 21 cm. Two with raised sides for displaying books or ceramics safely and stylishly; h: 14/ w: 78, 5 /d: 21 cm. 3 wooden supports/legs h: 203 cm. Brass hardware. This unit has been professionally renovated: the wood has been thoroughly cleaned, treated with premium-grade compounds, and gently polished to enhance and protect the original finish. All moving parts function smoothly. A highly versatile and collectible piece of scandinavian mid-century design—both beautiful and built to last.