Vintage Danish modern oak nightstands by Henning Kjærnulf, 1960s, set of 2

A rare set of beautiful oak bedside tables or nightstands manufactured in Denmark during the 1960s/70s, often attributed to the renowned Danish designer Henning/Henry Kjærnulf. Kjærnulf is globally recognized for his unique fusion of Scandinavian modern aesthetics with elements reminiscent of medieval, baroque, and even Viking styles. This design is sometimes referred to as 'Danish Brutalist.' In good vintage condition, these small cabinets in quarter-sawn white oak, with dovetailed drawers and sculpted legs inspired by the 18th century, exhibit a poetic blend of baroque and modern design. This piece complements diverse interiors—modern, classic, Scandinavian modern, or Art Deco—embodying a harmonious coexistence of form and function in the spirit of sustainable living. The photos display the vintage charm of the oak nightstands, revealing very few and small marks that enhance their character and bring a touch of history to the timeless and minimalistic design. The cabinets stand on elegantly carved legs. They are solid and firm, and the shelves slide easily. They are identical, but differ in height by 0.2 cm and 0.5 cm in width, not visible when used.