Large Mid-Century Teak Wall Unit by WHB, Germany, 1960s–1970s
- Dimensions :
- H198 x W197 x D39
- Color :
- brown
- Material :
- teak
- Style :
- mid-century
Beautiful and spacious mid-century modular shelving system by German manufacturer WHB, dating from the 1960s–1970s. This original vintage wall unit combines warm wood surfaces with elegant black metal uprights, creating a timeless design typical of the mid-century period. Measuring approximately 197 cm in width, the shelving system offers generous storage and display space while maintaining a light and open appearance. The unit features a versatile combination of open shelves and two enclosed storage cabinets. The lower left cabinet has two sliding doors and an internal shelf, providing practical storage space. The upper right cabinet features two hinged doors, a lock and two internal shelves. The characteristic black metal uprights, with their elegantly curved lower sections, give the shelving system its distinctive appearance. Thanks to its modular construction, the shelves and cabinets can be rearranged to create different configurations according to individual needs and preferences. A stylish and functional piece of German mid-century furniture, ideal for a living room, home office or study. Manufacturer: WHB Origin: Germany. Period: 1960s–1970s. Material: Wood, wood veneer and black lacquered metal. Dimensions: Height: approx. 198.5 cm. Width: approx. 197 cm. Depth at top: approx. 29 cm. Depth at bottom: approx. 39 cm. Condition: Good vintage condition with signs of age and use consistent with its age. The wooden surfaces and metal framework are generally well preserved, with some minor scratches and signs of wear. Both storage cabinets are clean and well maintained inside. Please note that this is an original vintage item and may show minor imperfections that contribute to its authentic character. Decorative items shown in the photographs are not included. For safe use, the shelving system should be installed securely and, where appropriate, additionally fixed to the wall.