Round extendable dining table in teak, Denmark 1960

Designed to accompany various moments of daily life, this Danish dining table from the 1960s perfectly illustrates one of the fundamental principles of Scandinavian design: creating furniture that can adapt to needs without compromising aesthetic balance. Shipping is handled by carriers specialised in vintage furniture, with professional packaging. Each piece also undergoes conservative restoration work before delivery, respecting its authenticity and original patina. Additional photographs and detailed information about the condition are available upon request. Thanks to its central extension, this table easily transitions from a round and compact configuration to a more generous oval surface, ideal for accommodating more guests. This ingenious solution reflects the functional approach of Danish design, where versatility and everyday use are integral to the design. Made of teak, it showcases the natural richness of the wood through continuous grain and warm hues that add depth and character to the tabletop. When closed, it maintains contained proportions and a light presence; when open, it offers additional space while maintaining perfect visual harmony. The tapered legs lighten the structure and highlight the elegant profile of the table, characteristic of Danish production in the 1960s. The original extension integrates precisely with the tabletop, preserving the continuity of the wood grain and ensuring stability and comfort of use. Versatile and built to the high standards of Scandinavian modernism, this table naturally fits into both contemporary interiors and environments composed of Mid-Century Modern pieces.