Low teak enfilade Louis Paolozzi – "Monopoly" 1960 – Hi-Fi furniture, vinyl

Low sideboard (buffet / Hi-Fi TV unit) from the 1960s, a centerpiece of modernist French design, by Louis Paolozzi for the high-end modular line "Monopoly." A rare versatile double-sided piece of furniture. The back of the unit features a perfect finish in original teak veneer, designed to allow the sideboard to be displayed in the center of a room as a space divider or living room partition. Streamlined structure with black square tubular legs, finished with brass feet. Equipped with the original iconic handles of the range: recessed brass handles with retractable flip. They integrate perfectly flush with the wood to preserve the clean lines and minimalist aesthetic of the facade when the doors are closed. 📏 Dimensions: Height: 76.5 cm. Leg height: 24 cm. Length: 180 cm. Length of sliding cabinets: 116 cm (one shelf) Length of Hi-Fi section: 58 cm. (3 vertical storage spaces of 7 / 6.5 / 6 width, 26 cm height and 26 depth) (3 horizontal storage spaces of 8.5 / 8 / 8 height, 33 cm wide and 32 depth) (Remaining height at the bottom 20 cm) Depth: 46 cm. Very good condition. In particular for this piece: this item is an antique sold second-hand. It naturally shows signs of time and use. This is precisely what gives it charm and a unique character. Note to collectors: As part of a complete set from the same collection, a matching portfolio dining table and a large tiered high unit (display case, bar, and rosewood chest of drawers) by Louis Paolozzi Monopoly in teak are also available in very good condition (sold separately, see my other listings).