Set Of 6 Rare Spaceage Wall Shelf Unite With Drawers By Ernest Igl For Wilhelm Werndl, Germany 1970S

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Set of 6 Rare Space Age Wall Shelf Units by Ernst Igl for Wilhelm Werndl Germany, 1970s A highly collectible & exceptionally rare modular wall system designed by Ernst Igl for Wilhelm Werndl in the 1970s. This Space Age shelving set reflects the futuristic design language that defined German functional modernismbold geometry, soft curves, & sculptural practicality. This complete set includes six units: Five shelves, each featuring two open storage tiers One unit with two integrated drawers, perfect for hidden storage These pieces were part of a forward-thinking interior concept that combined modularity, practicality, & an unmistakable Space Age aesthetic. Their clean lines make them ideal for collectors of Bauhaus-influenced design, modern interiors, or retro-futuristic living spaces. ⸻ Designer Ernst Igl Ernst Igl (1920-2001) was a visionary German industrial designer known for his innovative approach to form & ergonomics. His work is celebrated for bridging futuristic aesthetics with practical usability. His designs today remain highly sought after by collectors & design museums alike. Manufacturer Wilhelm Werndl, Germany Produced by Wilhelm Werndl in Germany, these shelves showcase exceptional German craftsmanship from the 1970s. The quality, materiality, & engineering reflect the high standards of postwar industrial design. Condition These units are in excellent vintage condition, with minor signs of age consistent with careful use. Fully functional & ready for installation. Dimensions (per unit) Height: 50 cm Width: 50 cm Depth: 32 cm Shipping & Collection Worldwide shipping available Local pickup welcomed Add a rare design icon to your Space Age, Mid-Century Modern, or contemporary interior. Sets like this are almost never found complete especially in this condition. MidAgeVintage Curated Mid-Century & Space Age Design Set Of 6 Rare Spaceage Wall Shelf Unite With Drawers By Ernest Igl For Wilhelm Werndl, Germany 1970S