Teak coffee table by Henning Wind-Hansen for Sika Møbler, 1960s.

Side table that combines two functions into a single piece of furniture. Designed by Henning Wind-Hansen for Sika Møbler in the 1960s, this Danish model in teak features a top with an integrated magazine holder, offering a practical solution for organizing space next to a sofa or armchair. The structure is characterized by two rectangular side frames that support the top and extend to form two handles. The teak has a warm hue and a visible grain, while the magazine holder underneath, made from a light material, introduces a chromatic contrast and a different texture. Its slightly slanted shape allows for the storage of newspapers, books, and magazines while keeping them easily accessible. The organization on two levels reflects the mid-century Scandinavian design emphasis on multifunctional furniture. The upper surface can accommodate a reading lamp, a cup, or items to keep within reach, while the space below allows for the gathering of publications without taking up additional surface area. Compact and easy to place, this side table naturally fits into the living room, next to a seat or in a dedicated reading corner. An example of Danish modernism where everyday practicality meets wood craftsmanship with particular attention to detail.