Walnut, green lacquered wood & brass details.

Designed by Josef Frank in 1954 for Svenskt Tenn, the ‘Wellpappskåpet’ (Cardboard Cabinet) reflects his distinctive approach to form and material. Despite its name, the cabinet is not made from cardboard; rather, the term refers to the ribbed, corrugated pattern on the cabinet doors, which mimics the texture of corrugated cardboard.

This cabinet features a ribbed, green-lacquered wood front, creating a subtle play of light and shadow. Its structure is supported by solid walnut legs, with an interior crafted from mahogany, complemented by brass details such as acorn-shaped hinges.

Produced in Sweden, this cabinet is an enduring example of mid-century Scandinavian design, highlighting Frank’s ability to merge material contrasts with thoughtful craftsmanship.