Vintage elevator teak table attr. to Kai Kristiansen, 1960s

The Danish vintage ‘Elevator’ table, most likely designed by Kai Kristiansen, is a notable example of mid-century modern furniture. It has been celebrated for its multifunctional design, allowing it to serve both as a coffee table and a dining table for smaller and larger gatherings. The table features a mechanism that enables users to easily adjust its height, transitioning from a standard coffee table 54cm H. To a dining table with a standard height 72cm. Equipped with extendable leaves on both sides, its surface area can expands from 124X55 cm to 124 X 88 cm, providing additional space for guests or workspace as needed. Constructed from high-quality teak, the elevator vintage table showcases the wood’s warm tones and rich grain. Despite being over 60 years old, the table remains in fantastic condition. The top has been finished with layers of protective lacquer. Rest of the wood has been cleaned and treated with professional compounds. There are only minimal signs of wear. Thanks to its versatile design and mid-century appeal, the Elevator Table remains a highly sought-after piece in the vintage furniture market.