Possibly Arne Vodder, 1970s.

Possibly ARNE VODDER (Denmark, 1926-2009).
Danish double-height sideboard, 1970s.
Rosewood
Measurements: 117 x 190 x 50 cm.

Danish design sideboard from the sixties. Possibly a work of Arne Vodder, characterized by the use of a quality wood, whose grains participate in the beauty of the design. The furniture has a light yet solid structure, characteristic of Scandinavian design of the period. The handles of the sliding doors and drawers are integrated into the design, with its flowing, harmonious lines. It consists of four modules at the top and three at the bottom. The double-height sideboard sits on legs that taper at the ends, visually lightening the whole.

Architect and industrial designer, Arne Vodder is now among the mid-century Scandinavian designers who have most influenced subsequent generations. He trained with the famous designer Finn Juhl, and began his career creating furniture pieces for Fritz Hansen, France & Son and Sibast. For the latter firm he created an extensive line of furniture that earned him worldwide recognition and success. His beautiful designs are exquisite in their detail and sober in their expression, and almost without exception are constructed of natural materials.