Buffet "Brazilia" by Victor Wilkins for G-Plan, teak, England 1960

The Brazilia sideboard by G-Plan, designed by Victor B. Wilkins in the 1960s, is one of the iconic pieces of British Mid-Century production. Its wide teak façade showcases the wood through continuous surfaces and a construction with carefully considered details. With a length of over two metres, it offers generous storage capacity while maintaining a contained depth. Its top also provides a beautiful surface for displaying lamps, ceramics, and decorative objects, allowing it to naturally find its place in a living room or dining room. The teak, with its natural grain and tonal variations, gives the whole a particularly warm presence. The understated lines and horizontal proportions reflect the functional approach of British design in the 1960s. A representative piece of G-Plan production, it complements both vintage Scandinavian furniture and contemporary interiors. Shipping is handled by carriers specialised in vintage furniture, with professional packaging. Each piece is carefully prepared to ensure secure delivery.