Scandinavian high buffet in rosewood – design E.W. Bach (1960s)

Bring a touch of timeless elegance to your interior with this stunning Scandinavian high sideboard from the 1960s. Designed by the renowned Danish designer E.W. Bach, this piece is a true icon of Mid-Century Modern style. It combines refined aesthetics with ingenious functionality for everyday life. This model stands out with its structure covered in beautiful rosewood veneer with rich grain, resting on solid wood legs. The minimalist look of this Scandinavian high sideboard makes it a centrepiece, capable of fitting into both a vintage living room and contemporary decor. One of the great advantages of this furniture lies in its sliding doors. This practical solution reduces floor clutter, providing easy access to the interior without requiring a large space in front of the facade. Behind its clean lines, this vintage piece offers impressive storage capacity. This is the main advantage of this type of highboard: it maximises vertical storage without overwhelming the room. Modular storage: The interior is equipped with two height-adjustable shelves to suit your needs (dishes, books, vinyl records). Practical drawers: It features four main dovetail drawers, as well as two additional drawers in the bar section. The bar space: The real highlight of this Scandinavian high sideboard is its "universal bar" compartment. With a decorative mirror, it adds a touch of sophistication for displaying your finest glasses. This monobloc piece cannot be disassembled, ensuring the legendary robustness of Danish cabinetmaking. Fully restored, it presents an impeccable appearance.