Hairdresser/Desk by Poul Volther for Orum, Samcom Denmark

Danish teak dressing table elegantly combining form and function. Probably made by Poul Volther in the 1960s (some elements of its construction confirm this attribution). It wonderfully illustrates the discreet elegance and craftsmanship of modern Danish design. The warm grain of the teak, the sculptural handles of the drawers, and the slightly tapered legs give it a graceful appearance, ideal as a desk, dressing table, or entrance furniture. The whole rests on a Y-shaped base. In a different shade. The lower part consists of 3 large drawers. The top of the unit contains a hidden sliding work surface. The upper part consists of 2 hinged doors. One of them contains a mirror that tilts downwards, as well as two drawers and multiple shelves. Clever and functional. It is also space-saving. Dimensions: L 128 × D 83 × H 42 cm. Its sleek design reveals ingenious functionality: a drop-leaf top concealing an integrated mirror, perfect for discreetly applying makeup or as a compact dressing table. An arrangement of drawers and compartments offers clever storage, combining practicality and aesthetics. Additional dimensions: Extension of the top: 62 cm; Glass shelf (right cupboard): 38 × 21 cm. SAMCOM stamp on the back of the dressing table. The whole is in perfect original condition. No modifications. Delivery throughout France and Europe upon request.