Mid-Century Modern Teak Wall Unit attributed to Kurt Østervig, 1960

This modular shelving system, which combines functionality and aesthetics, was designed by Kurt Østervig in the 1960s. The stylish wall shelf not only offers clever storage space, but also has an integrated small workstation.

All modules are movable and can be hung on wall rails in any configuration using a plug-in system as required. This makes it possible to set new visual accents at any time.

Like the Cado wall system by Poul Cadovius, this system consists of vertical perforated beams attached to the walls and can be equipped with various elements.

The shelf has been refreshed in our workshop, the whole is in very good condition and has slight traces of use.

The set consists of 3 vertical rails, 3 cabinets and 4 shelves.
The width of the shelf is 80 cm This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity

issues arising from misattribution