Telescopic modular library from the 1960s - Victoria Möbel style

Wall-mounted furniture with a strong design (1970s), combining solid wood and a black metal structure from floor to ceiling. A graphic and airy piece that dresses an entire wall while maintaining a true visual lightness. The composition offers plenty of storage: • open shelves for books, objects, or collections • two suspended chests of drawers with large, deep, and functional drawers • an integrated secretary with a drop-down front and compartments, ideal for a discreet office corner. Each module is independent and can be placed wherever you wish. Depth: 47 cm Width: 190 cm Height adjustable (shown here at a height of 270 cm) requiring a minimum ceiling height of 260 cm. Thanks to its vertical structure and suspension, this piece can also serve as a space divider in a large living room or open space, without partitioning or blocking light. Timeless style, between contemporary and vintage, far from standardised furniture. It frees up floor space, structures a room, and immediately gives it character. Overall good condition. In a few places, the wood is slightly damaged. Originally, on the two upper modules, there were sliding wooden panels (on both sides, as the furniture is designed to be placed in the middle of a room), unfortunately, I could not find them at my grandmother's, from whom it comes.