Mid-Century Retro Vintage Teak Room Divider by G Plan ‘Brasilia’ Range 1960

Mid-Century Retro Vintage Teak Room Divider by G Plan – ‘Brasilia’ Range, 1960s. Designed by Victor Wilkins|Stylish & Functional|Rare Collector’s Piece. This stunning mid-century teak room divider by G Plan is a true gem from the highly sought-after ‘Brasilia’ Range, designed by Victor Wilkins and produced between 1964 and 1972. Unlike the more widely available Librenza units, the Brasilia room divider is much rarer, making it a collector’s dream and a standout statement piece for any interior. Beautiful teak wood grain with elegant sculptural lines and classic G Plan quality. With shelving, drawers, cabinet storage, and a drop-down cocktail flap, combining function and sophistication. Designed to be freestanding, offering stylish room separation with storage and display. Iconic Victor Wilkins design, blending Danish influence with British craftsmanship. Perfect for open-plan living, home offices, or mid-century inspired interiors. G Plan, founded by E. Gomme Ltd in the 1950s, quickly became one of Britain's most respected names in modern furniture. Their collaborations with talented designers helped define the aesthetic of post-war Britain. Designer Victor Wilkins, known for his refined forms and Scandinavian-inspired detailing, was a pivotal figure at G Plan during the 1960s. The Brasilia range, named after the capital of modernist architecture in Brazil, is celebrated for its bold yet elegant look. Whether you're styling a modern home or curating a vintage interior, this Brasilia room divider offers both rarity and refined elegance — a beautiful and functional piece of British mid-century design history. L 122cm X D 46cm X H 183cm.