Small buffet/modernist vintage sideboard, Rego Mobile Moebel

This elegant modernist and minimalist sideboard was designed by the German designer Günter Renkel for the publisher Rego Mobile Moebel, and manufactured in Germany in the 1950s-60s. It is part of the post-war German design movement, heavily influenced by mid-century Scandinavian aesthetics, combining functionality, simplicity, and elegance. Its straight and clean lines highlight a teak veneer, recognisable by its fine and warm grain, typical of European productions from this period. The minimalist facade is accentuated by a fine original central white lock, adding a discreet and refined touch. Functional and well-proportioned, this sideboard features an interior shelf providing generous storage space. The beautiful original gold hinges subtly highlight the understated design of the facade doors and allow for a full opening of the doors (over 180°). The original metal legs, characteristic of Rego productions, add visual lightness and modernity, while creating an elegant contrast with the warmth of the teak. Its careful design reflects the craftsmanship of Rego Mobile Moebel, sought after by vintage furniture enthusiasts. Its condition is exceptional. It has undergone light and careful restoration (notably some discreet veneer repairs), while retaining its beautiful original patina. Both practical and aesthetic, this piece will easily find its place in an entrance, living room, or bedroom, bringing an elegant and timeless vintage touch. Features: • Type: low buffet/sideboard. • Dimensions: H: 60 cm – W: 95 cm – D: 40 cm. • Materials: wood and wood veneer, metal legs. • Colours/finishes: wood, matte varnish, black legs. • Condition: very lightly renovated, excellent condition (some slight signs of wear may remain).