Teak bookshelf, Norwegian design, 1960s, produced by Blindheim Mobelf.

This bookshelf was designed in the 1960s based on a project by the famous designers John Texmon and Einar Blindheim. Manufactured by the Norwegian company Blindheim Mobelfabrikk. Model Ergo. The structure is covered with teak veneer. Surface refreshed. The piece consists of two practical shelves, four large drawers, and storage compartments. The interior of the storage compartments also features two fixed shelves. The bookshelf is equipped with a practical sliding door, which reduces the free space in front of the piece without restricting access to the interior. This piece is the ideal solution for managing a collection of books in a small living space. It can also serve as a bookshelf for collectible items. All elements are height adjustable. Condition: the surface of the piece has been refreshed. Light scratches, dents, and veneer losses are visible. More significant signs of wear are still visible in the photos. Product ready for use. Assembly parts not included. *For reasons of size and safety, the piece may be shipped in separate parts for transport. Assembly should not pose a problem. If in doubt, contact us and we will send you an explanatory video. Technical specifications: height: 203 cm, width: 163 cm, depth: 22.5 - 42.5 cm.