Modular Colored Perforated Metal Wall System by Tjerk Reijenga for Pilastro, 1950s, Set of 10

Highly decorative and functional modular system in a subtle color scheme black, red and olive. Very complete and in a great condition. Fantastic fifties hallmarks such as the perforated metal, the minimalist wire suspension and the metal cabinet with two sliding doors.

Small metal cabinet ( w 73 h 38 d 20 cm ) black
Large writing desk shelf ( 73 x 46 cm ) black
Light box red ( two E 14 bulb holders, checked + rewired )
Drawer shelf ( black and white )
Perforated holder ( black )
1 olive shelf
Small shelf ( red )
3 black wall supports and all the hooks for the shelving.


Easy to create your own combination thanks to the adjustable hooks and wall support system. Takes hardly any space and even offers a nice working spot / writing desk alternative. Would look great in an industrial minded or artistic space or room. All parts have been checked on damage, where needed restored, lightbox is rewired and tested. So all ready to use in your home right away!

Dutch company Pilastro ( Zwanenburg ) became succesfull during the fifties, producing many symbolic small furniture. Designer Tjerk Reijenga created this modular system for the company, he also designed the famous ‘musical scale’ coat rack. Together with Tomado, Cadovius and Pastoe, Pilastro was the leader on the market for metal household furniture. The pilastro parts are pictured in the 1960ies 'Goed Wonen' decorating magazine.