Brazilian rosewood commode by Rimbert Sandholt, Denmark, 1960s.

This refined piece of furniture, an example of modern Danish craftsmanship, is a rosewood chest of drawers designed by Rimbert Sandholt and made in Denmark in the 1960s. It reflects the designer's attention to detail and choice of materials. The chest features a rich-grained rosewood veneer, offering a sculptural and luminous surface. Its clean lines are accentuated by discreetly integrated drawer handles and precise joinery, reflecting Sandholt's commitment to a functional aesthetic. Resting on tapered solid wood legs, this piece combines robustness with elegant lightness. Ideal for both modern and classic interiors, it provides generous storage space while serving as a remarkable focal point. Dimensions: Height 44 cm, Width 105 cm, Depth 39 cm.