Danish Mid-Century Modern Minimalist Two-Tone Dry Bar / Room Divider in Teak, Denmark, c. 1970s creator-Custom Craft Cabinets The LCW was first developed

The LCW was first developed between Charles Eames and the Evans Molded Plywood Division

Ideal for designers and collectors alike this remarkable sideboard can blend seamlessly against a myriad of design backdrops from Brutalist to Modern to Minimalism

which can be seen clearly in the detail photos provided

Made by skilled artisans

Highly collectable and exceptionally well designed is the Hoop chair by Ib Kofod-Larsen for Selig

Danish Mid-Century Modern Minimalist Two-Tone Dry Bar / Room Divider in Teak, Denmark, c. 1970s creator-Custom Craft Cabinets The LCW was first developedTitle: Danish Mid Century Modern Minimalist Two Tone Dry Bar Room Divider in Teak, Denmark, c. 1970s About: Introducing an exceptional Danish made dry bar with ultra minimalist lines and stance. This petite bar is the epitome of functional art and the perfect example of what two contrasting tones can do in a single piece of furniture with flat black off set by rich variegated teak woodgrains. Sumptuous rounded edges off set by sharp, straight edges.