Mid-Century Teak Ergo Shelf by John Texmon, Norway, 1960s

This Scandinavian mid-century modern freestanding bookcase in teak features a top shelf, a cabinet with internal shelves, and a beautiful sliding glass showcase. It is an entirely modular shelving system called “Ergo de lux” designed by John Texmon for Blindheim Mobelfabrikk and made in Norway in the 1960s. Slightly curved edges make a warm impression and sculptural rails create an elegant and grand-looking statement.

The cabinet with a chest of drawers features a single internal shelf for organized storage. The display cabinet includes two glass doors and an internal shelf, perfect for showcasing decorative items. The winged shelf offers additional display space with its unique design. Two rods provide structural support and add to the aesthetic appeal of the set.

The modularity of this set is a significant advantage, allowing for versatile arrangement and customization according to individual preferences and spatial requirements.

Individual components:
a vitrine: H: 43 cm, W: 78.5 cm, D: 24 cm
a cabinet with drawers H: 43 cm, W: 78.5 cm, D: 35 cm (4 drawers with an internal height of 8 cm each)
Shelf: H: 21 cm, W: 78.5 cm
Two long rods: H: 203 cm

The wall unit has been checked by our team. We have examined if all the doors and drawers work properly. You can find a stamp on the back of the chest of drawers, which helps confirm that it is an original piece. It is in fantastic condition.