Danish mid century corner cabinet attr. to Carlo Jansen 1960s

This Danish mid-century rosewood corner cabinet from the 1960s is a stunning example of Scandinavian design. Its compact form makes it perfect for maximizing storage in smaller spaces. Due to its details it was most likely designed by Carlo Jansen for Hundevad. The overall size is H: 163 / W: 91 / D: 52. With its gorgeous rosewood-rich grain veneer and solid wood elements, this piece is built to last for decades while continuing to impress with its high-quality craftsmanship. It has a sculptural, slightly organic form with interesting details, like profiled edges. It is an art of carpentry compacted in this rare corner piece. The interior features two spacious cabinets with adjustable inner shelves, and open space between them, providing storage for a variety of items, from books and tableware to decorative pieces, regardless of their size. A lockable door, complete with two keys, ensures the secure storage of your belongings. Tapered solid legs—the hallmark of Scandinavian design—are detachable, providing more convenient transport. Additional dimensions: Ground clearance: 20 cm, Height of the middle space: 28 cm, Height to the countertop: 81 cm. Despite the passage of time, the cabinet remains in excellent, original condition. The interior is clean, and the wood has been treated with professional compounds to enhance the beauty of its grain.