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‘Party Corner’ veneered jacaranda bar cabinet

Sweden, 1968

Manufactured: 1960s

Price category:
€1.250 – €2.500

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‘Party Corner’ veneered jacaranda bar cabinet

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The “Party Corner” bar cabinet, designed by Wards Ateljér AB in 1968, is a striking example of mid-century Swedish design. Known for its clean lines and functional elegance, the cabinet embodies Scandinavian craftsmanship with high-quality Jacaranda veneered laminated wood and sleek finishes. Its compact yet spacious design offers multiple storage solutions, ideal for storing bottles, glasses, and barware, making it a perfect blend of style and utility for hosting gatherings. The cabinet’s minimalist aesthetic reflects the modernist influence of the time while still maintaining a warm, inviting feel.

The cabinet features a sliding door on top for access. Inside, a mirror divides the space, creating a section for storing tools and bottles on one side. The opposite side is enclosed, allowing the top to double as a bar area. Underneath the wooden glass holders is a small lamp that functions. The electrical cord can be let through one of the cabinet plinth corners (tiny holes are on every corner for this purpose).

CITES permit is included. Exporting outside the EU will require an additional export permit.

Condition

Good, shows signs of age (small scratches)

Dimensions

72cm (W) x 72cm (D) x 49cm (H)
28.3in (W) x 28.3in (D) x 19.3in (H)

Material

Jacaranda veneer laminated wood

Origin

Sweden

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