Pamono Scandinavian Free Standing Wall Unit with Audio Apliances Cabinet, 1960s Online

The Scandinavian mid-century teak free-standing wall unit was designed and produced during the 1960s. It is characterized by organic lines, quality craftsmanship, and a minimalist aesthetic. This set’s unique feature is a chest prepared for an appliance audio system.

Crafted from warm-hued teak wood, this freestanding bookcase showcases a beautiful wood grain pattern. The use of high-quality teak wood and teak veneer ensures the durability and longevity of the piece. Attention to detail is evident in the nicely sculpted handles and slightly rounded edges, reflecting the artistry of Scandinavian craftsmen. The minimalist vertical supports and slim legs add visual interest and give it a lighter, more airy presence without compromising stability. The unique montage system uses screws hidden within the wooden structure, making the junction points of the components nearly invisible.

This set features a drop-down-door chest with triangle-shaped solid teak handles that is perfect to hide some audio by its extendable inner shelf. This combination of rare, useful chest with display cabinet and shelf with sides and back offers a versatile mix of display and storage options, ideal for a living room or bedroom where aesthetics and organization are crucial.

The set includes:

audio chest H.: 44 / W.: 83.5 / D.: 37 (57 cm depth when doors droped)
shelf with sides and back 22 cm depth
display cabinet H.: 44 / W.: 83.5 / D.: 26
2 solid wood supports 207 cm height
metal hardware