Tatra Nabytok en teck, Czechoslovakia, 1960.

Minimalist enfilade designed in the czech republic by tatra nabytok in the 60s. With its wide hinged front opening, this multi-purpose piece of furniture, of modernist functionality for the time, sometimes serves as a bar, a cupboard, storage for table linen or everyday objects. With a design with resolutely clean lines, inspired by the scandinavian style, robust and very beautiful workmanship with its solid teak structure enhanced by a white lacquered metal base, this small row is certainly timeless and designed to last. Czech furniture of the 60s was produced only on a national scale, with great mastery and care, and in relatively small quantities compared to western productions. They are therefore quite rare to find nowadays, which adds to their singularity very appreciated by vintage decoration enthusiasts.