Danish Display Cabinet with Glass Doors and Contrasting Finish, 1970s

A Danish display cabinet from the 1970s with a two-tone design — the warm veneer of the upper section contrasts with the graphite-coloured lower section, creating a composition far removed from Scandinavian restraint. The open compartment showcases ceramics and souvenirs, whilst the closed cupboard conceals what is to remain out of sight. Four slanted legs made of solid wood lift the unit off the floor, lending it a sense of lightness. The adjustable shelves inside adapt to the items being stored.