Danish teak dresser with 5 drawers in Borge Mogensen style, 1960s

The essence of minimalism and scandinavian simplicity—the teak dresser made in the 1960s. Its design closely resembles børge mogensen’s projects for søborg møbler. The impeccable craftsmanship is visible throughout, starting with the use of teak wood, known for its exceptional durability, resistance to damage, and warm, distinctive color and grain. Masterful joinery is evident in the dovetailed drawer fronts, showcasing a demanding and rare wood-joining technique in today’s furniture. The dresser features remarkable elements that confirm its thoughtful design. The most vulnerable parts, such as the top and bottom rails of the drawer fronts and handles, are made of solid wood. Unlike mogensen’s design, the handles are more streamlined and delicately crafted, giving a more subtle expression. A beautifully preserved dresser with almost no signs of use. The wood has been carefully cleaned and protected with professional compounds, preserving its stunning appearance. Additional dimensions: drawers height: 10 cm. Ground clearance: 18 cm.