A whole slice of 1970s optimism in bright orange plastic —ten modular storage units (sold individually) that were born to hold vinyl, books, magazines, and whatever else your life insists on collecting.
This system is a registered DBGM German design, usually dated to the mid–late 1970s and often attributed to Schweizer-style plastic design from the same era. Each module has two compartments, built-in keyhole mounts for hanging, and that slightly futuristic curve that makes you wonder why we ever stopped designing things like this.
Use them separately, stack them into a tower, line them up as a sideboard, or build a small friendly monolith in the corner of your living room. They’re light, sturdy, and genuinely fun to arrange —a bit like 1970s LEGO for adults with record collections.
Condition (please read): Vintage with real history. Across the 10 units you’ll find: • scuff marks and surface wear on the sides and edges, • a small chip on one upper corner (visible in photos), • light scratches and the usual signs of life from plastic of this age. All modules are structurally solid and fully usable; the wear is cosmetic and well documented.
