Modular Living Room Wall, 1970s, United States

This sectional living room wall dates to the 1960s–1970s and originates from the American furniture tradition of modular residential systems. The design reflects the robust construction, precise joinery, and decorative veneered surfaces typical of American production from this period, with geometric patterns applied to the cabinet doors.

The set consists of three freestanding modules that together form a complete living wall. Two taller units are visually connected by an upper ramp with an integrated spotlight, a characteristic feature of American sectional furniture of the era. The structure allows for flexibility, as cabinets and shelves are height-adjustable and repositionable, adapting easily to different interiors and storage needs.

Preserved in original condition, the living wall functions as a cohesive storage system while also allowing individual modules to be used separately. It is suitable as a living room wall, bookcase, display unit, or representative storage furniture in modern, mid-century, or eclectic interiors.

Note:
The set consists of multiple modular elements, which may also be offered individually.

Specifications
Period: 1960s–1970s
Design: American sectional modular system (attributed)
Style: Mid-century modern / Post–mid-century
Material: Wood
Color: Natural wood tones with decorative veneer
Condition: Original condition
Quantity: 1 modular set (three pieces)
Estimated Weight: approx. 120–150 kg (entire modular set)

Dimensions
Width (total): 241 cm
Height (max): 193 cm
Depth: 43 cm