Teak modular wall system by Louis van Teeffelen for WéBé, 1950s

This beautiful freestanding modular wall system made in teak veneer was designed by the Dutch Modernist Louis van Teeffelen for WéBé Holland in the 1950s. This striking mid-century modern modular wall unit combines timeless design with versatile functionality, featuring a harmonious blend of warm wood tones, sleek black metal supports, and ribbed glass accents. Designed to adapt to both living and working spaces, it offers open shelving for display, a drop-down cabinet for concealed storage, and a dedicated desk area complete with a vintage chair and lamp. A rare and elegant statement piece that elevates any interior with character and sophistication. Dimensions: 200cm height, 174cm width, 50cm depth, with 3 shelves 22cm depth, 1 shelf 32cm depth, 1 shelf 40cm depth and 1 shelf 50cm depth. The cabinets are 40cm height, 85cm width and respectively 31 and 40cm depth.