Pine Cabinets

Charming mid-century Tyrolean style wall cabinet with sliding doors, two storage shelves and beautifully intricate, ornate carvings. In original condition with visible wear consisten...

Pair of vintage pinewood bed side cabinets. Very sturdy structures each with a drawer and two tier shelves. 1960s - Germany good condition Dimensions: Height: 58cm/22.83" Width: ...

A pine cabinet designed and produced by manufacturer Christian IV, Denmark, 1960s.

The piece is made at the end of the 1960s, it was part of the fixed assets of a hardware store and there they stored screws, it is made of pine with 96 drawers in a trapezoid shape, ...

Iron Industrial sideboard from the 1960s in nice vintage condition. With a valve on top. Two shelves on the inside. Treated for rust and finished with a transparant varnish. The surf...

What a statement piece! Gorgeous, Italian 4 door cabinet with a chinoiserie motif. In very good estate condition, with only slight wear. Upper doors have glass with the base cabinet solid panels. The upper cabinet includes 2 removable glass shelves. Latches on both sets of doors...

Extremely rare pine staircase designed by Charlotte Perriand for the Les Arcs Ski Resort in France. Just over 6 feet tall with 8 steps. Steps can be walked on all the way to the top ...

Chest of drawers in solid pine. Designed and made by Søborg Møbler in 1960s. Made in Denmark. Great original condition.

Retro style Mid-Century Modern bar cabinet, manufactured around 1960s. The pine structure is given a warm walnut veneer. The stylish cabinet features inside storage capacity, a gla...

A pair of large wall mounted cabinets of unusual proportions and excellent construction, made in Denmark circa 1960. Both the top and bott...

Size : W1000 D440 H700 mm ? A vintage pine cabinet used at the French ski resort "Les Arcs" by Charlotte Perriand.

Charlotte Perriand, sideboard, les arcs, 2 doors, modernism Beautiful two doors sideboard in thick pine wood and white plastic laminate on the doors and sides, green laminate on the top. Nice large wooden knobs. Designed by Charlotte Perriand in 1960 for Les Arcs ski resorts apartments. We have more Perriand pieces to offer. Check out our Goldwood storefront for more Les Arcs, a 1960s ski resort in France designed by a collective of architects led by Charlotte Perriand, is celebrating its half centenary. Part of the Paradiski area, Les Arcs today is formed of four villages named for their altitude, Arc 1600, Arc 1800, Arc 2000, and Arc 1950. The first villages were built first and under Perriand, and are significant examples of 20th-century Alpine architecture. Perriand aimed to push the boundaries of prefabrication to make producing high-quality mass housing possible in the short summer building seasons. Les Arcs was built on a greenfield site, with lifts and new buildings added each year as the resort expanded. The architects also carefully preserved the existing cowherd huts that dot the slopes. The architect, then in her 60s, was at the peak of her career in 1967 when she was brought on board to lead a team of young architects tasked with turning a plot of virgin alpine pasture into a ski resort. Charlotte Perriand (24 October 1903 – 27 October 1999) was a French architect and designer. Her work aimed to create functional living spaces in the belief that better design helps in creating a better society. In her article "L'Art de Vivre" from 1981 she states "The extension of the art of dwelling is the art of living — living in harmony with man's deepest drives and with his adopted or fabricated environment." Charlotte liked to take her time in space...