Ludvík Volák Room Divider and Shelving Unit
This Ludvík Volák room divider and shelving unit is an iconic example of Czech mid-century modern design. Designed in Czechoslovakia during the 1960s–1970s, the sculptural piece showcases Volák’s innovative use of thermoformed plywood and his distinctive approach to organic, bentwood forms.
The freestanding construction combines practical storage with a strong architectural presence. Its rhythmic curved profiles create a sense of movement and visual lightness, allowing the Czech room divider to define a space without completely closing it off. Used as an open shelving unit, it provides a versatile display surface for books, objects, and collectibles.
Designed by Ludvík Volák (1922–1988), one of the notable figures of post-war Czechoslovak modernism, this piece reflects the period’s interest in experimental woodworking and sculptural furniture. Its elegant curves and innovative construction make this Ludvík Volák shelving unit a distinctive addition to mid-century modern, contemporary, and design-focused interiors.
Details
- Designer: Ludvík Volák (1922–1988)
- Type: Room divider / shelving unit
- Origin: Czechoslovakia
- Period: 1960s–1970s
- Material: Thermoformed plywood
- Design: Organic, curved bentwood construction
- Function: Freestanding room divider or open shelving
Dimensions
- Height: 226.5 cm / 89.2 in
- Width: 90 cm / 35.4 in
- Depth: 15.5 cm / 6.1 in






























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