Teak Mid-Century Bookcase – Johannes Sorth (Denmark, 1960s)

This Danish library from the 1960s features a vertical silhouette and a compact size: with its height of 182 cm and only 28 cm in depth, it offers ample space for books and objects while remaining easy to integrate into a room. Designed by Johannes Sorth and produced by Nexø Møbelfabrik, this model is entirely made of teak. The shelves span the entire width and create a regular succession of levels, while the teak back reveals the wood's grain and adds depth to the overall design. Its elevated structure visually lightens the library and highlights its slender proportions. With a width of 100 cm, it naturally fits into a living room, an office, or a reading area. A beautiful example of Danish design from the 1960s, both functional, graphic, and particularly space-saving. Shipping is handled by carriers specialised in vintage furniture, with professional packaging. Each piece is carefully prepared to ensure secure delivery.