These small commodes are a unique example of German mid-century modernism. They are part of the “Twen” series, designed by the renowned designer Günter Renkel for Rego Möbel in 1957. Completely made of teak veneer, these commodes stand out for their minimalist design and exceptional craftsmanship.
 
Features:
 • Design:
Clean lines, minimalist forms, and the warm tone of teak veneer make these commodes elegant and versatile. They are suitable for use in both modern and vintage interiors.
 • Materials:
 • The body and drawer fronts are entirely made of teak veneer, known for its durability and refined texture.
 • Handles are made of black lacquered metal, emphasizing the design’s graphic precision.
 • The black base adds contrast and completes the appearance.
 • Functionality:
 • Four spacious drawers.
 • Compact dimensions: Height 60 cm (23.6”), Width 50 cm (19.7”), Depth 43 cm (16.9”).
About the Designer
Günter Renkel was one of the key designers of his time. His collaboration with Rego Möbel brought him recognition for focusing on functionality, innovative solutions, and exceptional craftsmanship. The “Twen” series is one of the best examples of his approach to design.
 
About Rego Möbel:
Founded in Germany, Rego Möbel was known for its premium furniture, produced during the 1950s–60s. The company collaborated with leading designers of the time, creating pieces that remain highly valued by collectors today.
 
Why Choose These Commodes?
 • Historical Value: A classic example of modernist German design.
 • Exquisite Materials: Teak veneer and handcrafted details highlight the high quality.
 • Versatility: Suitable for use in the bedroom, living room, or office.
These commodes represent the perfect combination of functionality and aesthetics, adding style and individuality to any interior.