Black Ash Modular Enfilade, 1970s

A monolithic three-part enfilade from the 1970s, where Space Age futurism meets graphic minimalism. Black-stained ash — its open grain still visible beneath the deep ebony finish — is sliced horizontally by fine bands of brushed aluminium, set with sculptural cast aluminium handles that catch the light like machined hardware.

Composed of one large eight-drawer module and two four-drawer modules, the piece assembles into a single low horizon of 16 drawers stretching over 2.4 metres: a striking architectural line for a living room, a gallery wall or an entrance. Each module can also stand alone — as a dresser, a pair of nightstands or sculptural side units — allowing the composition to evolve with the space.

Radical, disciplined and unmistakably of its era, a statement piece that brings a cool, cinematic edge to any interior.

Condition

In good vintage condition. The tops show light surface scratches and a few small marks. There is light wear on some edges and minor marks on a few aluminium bands. All drawers run smoothly and the modules are structurally sound.

Large module
height: 60 cm
depth: 39 cm
length: 120 cm

Small modules (x2)
height: 60 cm
depth: 39 cm
length: 61 cm