Vintage blue screen – 1970s style

Vintage 5-panel screen in blue acrylic and brushed steel, 70s spirit. Spectacular for its vibrant blue color and clean lines, this five-panel screen stands out with its distinctly seventies aesthetic and sculptural look. Made of blue-tinted acrylic, also known as altuglas, and featuring brushed steel hinges, it plays with transparency, light, and reflections. Its graphic design and architectural presence make it a strong piece, both functional and decorative. Its five removable and modular panels allow for varying configurations and elegantly structuring a space. It will naturally find its place in a contemporary, vintage, or modernist-accented interior, whether in a living room or a professional space. The origin of this screen is attributed to the former stocks of the Pierre Cardin house, without formally established attribution. Its production is estimated between 1990 and 2000, in an aesthetic spirit inspired by the 1970s. Details: Screen composed of 5 removable and modular panels. Materials: blue-tinted altuglass and brushed steel. Style: vintage, seventies, modernist. Total dimensions: H 200 × W 160 × D 40 cm. Condition: very good overall condition, with a few barely visible micro-scratches from use. A unique piece, both graphic and luminous, ideal for adding a touch of color and character to an interior.