Mid-century Italian wall unit or room divider by AV Arredamenti Contemporanei, 1960

This versatile modular freestanding wall unit from the 1950s or 1960s was manufactured by AV Arredamenti Contemporanei to a design by Vittorio Dassi. Designed to be both aesthetically pleasing and highly functional, this freestanding bookcase will allow you to organize your space in a practical and stylish way. The wall unit includes four spacious cabinets, one with a deep open niche and two drawers, a drop-down cabinet, and six shelves. This combination of open shelves and closed cabinets offers a versatile mix of display and storage options, making it ideal for living rooms or offices where aesthetics and organization are crucial. The drop-down cabinet can be positioned higher and used as a hidden bar cabinet or desk to create a discreet space for a home office. The frame is crafted from solid teak wood in warm tones and teak veneer with black-varnished metal legs and adjustable brass feet, ensuring stability on uneven floors. The beautifully carved handles and gently curved side panels showcase Italy's attention to delicate details. The black metal edges of all modules are a design feature. This freestanding wall unit is double-sided. The backrest is also veneered in teak, making it a perfect room divider. It is a modular system that can be arranged as needed. The shelves and cabinets are movable and can be placed lower, higher, or interchanged. The configuration shown is only an example. The wall unit includes: 2 wall units: h: 39 / w: 78.5 / d: 40 cm drop-down door unit: h: 50 / w: 78.5 / d: 40 cm (depth in open position: 83 cm) drawer unit: h: 50 / w: 78.5 / d: 40 cm 6 shelves: w: 78.5 / d: 24 cm 4 teak supports, each 215 cm long Our team has checked the wall unit and ensured that the components fit together and that all doors and drawers function properly and smoothly. The authenticity of this wall unit is confirmed by the manufacturer's stamp. The wood has been cleaned and preserved with professional compounds and the metal and brass elements have been.