Bauhaus Briar Wood Sideboard in Hynek Gottwald style

The burl wood, with its rich and natural grain, gives the cabinet a warm and sophisticated presence, creating a fascinating contrast with the use of chrome metal. What truly makes this piece unique is the choice not to keep the legs perpendicular to the floor but to rotate them 45 degrees. This seemingly simple detail actually reveals meticulous attention to design and a desire to break conventions. The legs, almost suspended in a balance between art and functionality, are a tribute to modernist innovation and the creative courage of the designers of the time.

The cabinet is a piece where practicality merges with bold aesthetics, offering numerous storage spaces without sacrificing elegance. Its burl wood structure, rich with warm tones, is not only decorative but also functional: the open shelves and closed compartments offer versatility for any type of use while maintaining a clean and balanced composition.

The reference to Gottwald’s style is evident not only in the materials but also in the proportions and the balance between geometric shapes and fluid lines. As in his projects, this cabinet perfectly embodies the idea of blending functionality with beauty, making it not just a piece of furniture but a true work of art that tells the story of mid-century European design. Ideal for those seeking a unique piece that can be the protagonist in an elegant and refined setting, without ever feeling excessive.