Bauhaus Display Cabinet – 1930s Functionalist Design

This display cabinet was produced by Hynek Gottwald in the 1930s. The company was dedicated to realizing functionalist designs by leading Czechoslovak architects and designers of the pre-war modernist era. Czechoslovak functionalism combined clear functionality with the spirit of the times and the elegance of modernist aesthetics. The company’s portfolio included a wide range of high-quality furniture in the Bauhaus style.

The cabinet features a glass-fronted display section in the upper part, while the lower section offers practical storage. The chrome-plated tubular steel frame adds a sense of lightness and highlights the minimalist design language of modernism.

The riviera blue lacquer enhances the cabinet’s inviting and sophisticated character, making it a refined addition to both living and work spaces.