Freestanding Mid-Century Walnut Bookcase, Sweden, 1960s

A clean-lined freestanding bookcase in warm-toned walnut, produced in Sweden during the 1960’s. The design features two vertical sections with adjustable shelves, allowing for flexible storage of books, magazines or display items. The grain of the walnut veneer is evenly matched across the front, and the case is set on tapered black-lacquered legs that give it a light, elevated presence.

Mid-century Swedish furniture often combined functional simplicity with subtle detailing, influenced by both modernist ideals and a tradition of fine cabinetmaking. Walnut, while used less frequently than lighter Nordic woods, brought a deeper tone and a refined, understated character to interiors. While the maker of this piece is unknown, its proportions, joinery and finish are consistent with quality Swedish production of the era.

A versatile and timeless storage piece that works equally well in a living room, home office or kitchen. Its freestanding design means it can serve as a subtle room divider, adding both function and a sense of order to a space.

• Width 130 cm, Depth 25 cm, Height 140 cm
• Walnut veneer, black-lacquered wood legs
• Designer: Unknown
• Manufacturer: Unknown
• Period: 1960’s
• Made in Sweden
• Excellent vintage condition, minor signs of use consistent with age

One in stock