Add a dash of color with this throwback modernist design. The subtle partial arch curves present on the top of the right hand facing sliding door and 5 pull out drawers are signatures of the designs introduced by Arne Vodder in the late 50’s and early 60’s. The middle of the century modernism used to be at its peak. It used to be a time when color used to be beginning to be mixed into furniture designs in concert with natural wood surfaces. The Centurist sideboard is an exceptional example of this coordination. Centurist features two left hand facing sliding drawers which conceal a large storage space for dishes, media or whatever you need to classically conceal. The body of Centurist is perched on top of a 4 legged modernism solid wood base. 5 colorful rail flow center drawers and 1 right hand facing walnut door complete the design.

About the Original Designer Arne Vodder, born in Denmark in 1926 and passed in 2009. He is widely recognized as one of the crucial great designers of the modernist movement. Over time his classic modern designs touched all aspects of furniture from the office to the bedroom. His works with wood gained world wide recognition for their modern timeless designs. Perhaps his most recognized designs are the sideboards he created all over the 1950’s and 1960’s. Vodder experimented with the combination of solid color Formica surfaces and natural wood surfaces in many of his most noted modernism designs. Some of the original designs from that period can still be purchased at high-end auction houses and incessantly fetch tickets prices.