“Cado” teak wall bookcase composition by Poul Cadovius, comprising:
- 4 panels (H: 241cm, W: 80cm)
- 1 sliding door cabinet with 6 drawers and 3 shelves (W: 80cm x D: 46cm x H: 51cm)
- 1 sliding door cabinet with 4 drawers and a hanging document holder (W: 80cm x D: 46cm x H: 51cm)
- 1 display cabinet with two glass shelves (W: 80cm x D: 22cm x H: 56cm)
- 1 rectangular open cabinet (W: 80cm x D: 30cm x H: 38cm)
- 1 desk (W: 80cm x D: 54cm x H: 37cm)
- 5 small shelves (80cm x 22cm), 1 medium shelf (80cm x 30cm) and 1 large shelf (80cm x 38cm)
Circa: 1960
Dim: L: 320cm, D: 46cm, H: 241cm.
Dim: W: 126in, D: 18.1in, H: 94.9in.
Condition report: In good condition. Slight color variation due to sunlight on the wall panels, consistent with age and use.
The Poul Cadovius modular system: a global success
The modular system by Poul Cadovius (1911-2011), the renowned Danish interior designer, is one of the greatest classics of Scandinavian design. Created in 1948, it was one of the very first wall systems to offer the innovative idea of freeing up floor space. Indeed, as early as the 1950s, Poul Cadovius was working on a storage system that would provide maximum functionality while allowing for the personalization of each interior. He sought a modular system, easy to assemble, offering numerous combination possibilities and not cluttering living space. Poul Cadovius then invented the "Royal" system: modular shelving units with the possibility of infinite combinations of a set of standard elements.
The "Royal System" enjoyed enormous worldwide success due to its lightness and modularity, allowing it to adapt to any interior. Later, he designed the "Cado" model, which we offer here. The principle has been adopted by numerous manufacturers, but the "Cado," Poul Cadovius's version of the "Royal System," remains the original model, of unparalleled quality.
- Reference :
- 3260
- Width :
- 320 (cm)
- Height :
- 241 (cm)
- Depth :
- 46 (cm)
- Era ::
- 20th century
- Style ::
- Danish design
- Materials :)
- Teak