Teak sideboard in Rockabilly style, Denmark, 1950s

Description

Teak sideboard in Rockabilly style, Denmark, 1950s

A tall sideboard made in Denmark in the 1950s. This timeless piece combines the warmth of natural teak with bold, contrasting details. It has a strong silhouette with sharp edges and geometric shapes characteristic of the Rockabilly style. The sideboard features four cupboards with sliding doors and two open shelves, providing functional space for storage and display. The original, hand-painted black-and-white finish on the details emphasises its decorative character. The slender, delicately angled black legs lend lightness to the form and perfectly complement the top and sides, which are also finished in matte black. This piece is ideal for lovers of distinctive and original forms.

The sideboard has undergone partial restoration while retaining its natural patina. It is finished in accordance with the principles of the upcycled vintage movement. Its form is original and dates from the 20th century, while the final finish has been altered through artistic interventions and the combination of parts from various original objects. All work was carried out using traditional methods, is consistent with the aesthetics of the period from which the piece originates, and supports the zero-waste philosophy.

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