Description
A tall Danish oak cabinet by Henning Kjærnulf, produced in the 1970s and combining the clean proportions and warm oak construction that define his best work. At 47 inches tall and just over 41 inches wide, it has enough scale to anchor a wall without dominating a room — the kind of piece that functions as both storage and architecture depending on where you put it.
Kjærnulf’s cabinets are known for their practical organization: drawers and door storage in a format that works as well in a dining room, home office, or bedroom as it does in a living room. The locking doors add a level of discretion that makes it particularly useful for media equipment, barware, or anything you’d rather keep behind closed doors. The warm oak and restrained hardware keep the visual weight appropriate regardless of the room.
Condition: Good — visible patina
Overall dimensions: W 41.25″ · D 16″ · H 47″
Legs 10.5″, Drawer Height 3″, Opening L 15.75″ , H 22.5″
Shelves 6.25″
Materials: Oak
Era: c. 1970s, Denmark
Style: Danish Modern, Scandinavian Modern
Designer: Henning Kjærnulf
Maker: Unmarked
Condition details:
- Minor wear — a few water spots and some fading
- Doors open and lock easily, key present
- Drawers open and close smoothly
- No odors
- Sturdy throughout
- Unmarked
