
Mid-century modern étagère with drawers in distressed white finish
History
This mid-century modern étagère dates from approximately the 1960s to 1970s, featuring the characteristic open shelving design that allows for display of decorative items while maintaining a light, airy appearance. The combination of display shelving with practical lower drawer storage exemplifies the functional yet elegant approach to furniture design during this period. Étagères became particularly popular during the mid-century era as they offered both storage and display capabilities while taking up minimal visual space. Collectors and vintage furniture enthusiasts particularly value these pieces for their versatility and timeless aesthetic. Interior designers often seek out such étagères for their ability to showcase decorative objects while providing storage in smaller spaces, making them highly desirable in the vintage furniture market.
Origin
United States
Time period
Circa 1960-1975