Teak wall unit with console by Kai Kristiansen for FM Mobler, 1960s.

This refined wall unit in Danish teak, designed by Kai Kristiansen for FM Møbler, dates from the 1960s. It perfectly embodies the essence of mid-century Scandinavian design: clean lines, functional elegance, and exceptional craftsmanship. Made from rich teak veneer, this system combines lightness and versatility. The composition includes a console with four drawers and five teak shelves, mounted on two brown-painted metal rails. The drawers feature Kristiansen's signature sculpted handles, seamlessly integrated into the facade, highlighting both precision and simplicity. The balance of proportions and materials makes this piece a timeless example of quintessential Danish modern design. The shelves are secured with metal hooks and can be positioned lower or higher thanks to the regularly placed slots on the rails. This set will add a mid-century style touch to your office, living room, or any other interior. A closer examination of the top surface of the console reveals subtle white residues in the wood grain, likely a trace of white paint. Barely visible from a distance, they do not detract from the overall impression of the piece; rather, they lend it a discreet touch of history and character. The set includes: Console with 4 drawers (H: 23 cm / W: 86 cm / D: 32 cm (height of each drawer: 8 cm)) 3 shelves (depth: 24 cm) 1 shelf (depth: 18 cm) 1 shelf (depth: 28 cm) 2 brown-painted metal mounting rails, each 198 cm long. The furniture has been cleaned with professional products and re-oiled with several layers of Danish oil to preserve the original patina and the natural depth of the teak. All elements fit together perfectly, and the piece is in excellent vintage condition, with only a few minor signs of wear. We have over 200 Danish shelves from the mid-20th century, available in various sets. If you are looking for other types of wood or a larger unit, please visit our website or let us know.