“Domino” Teak Cabinet by Arne Wahl Iversen, 1960s

Cabinet "Domino" designed by Arne Wahl Iversen in the early 1960s. Made of teak, it features two doors with characteristic circular cut-out handles and an internal shelf. The structure is supported by two U-shaped side bases. Teak cabinet "Domino", designed by Danish designer Arne Wahl Iversen in the early 1960s. The piece is characterised by a compact and rigorous construction, where a few carefully defined details determine the identity of the design. The rectangular body is suspended on two U-shaped side supports, which visually extend the sides and lighten the structure, leaving the lower part free. The two doors maintain essential surfaces, interrupted only by the characteristic recessed and carved circular handles, symmetrically arranged at the centre of the front. Inside, the storage space is organised by a shelf. The model well expresses Wahl Iversen's language, a designer active during the Danish modernism era and creator of furniture where the clarity of construction is often accompanied by recognisable wooden details. In the "Domino", the contrast between the geometry of the structure, the open bases, and the almost graphic design of the handles focuses attention on the proportions and natural qualities of the teak. In good condition. It may show signs of wear. Please pay attention to the photographs. AG507.