Henning Kjaernulf dining table in rosewood Soro Stole Denmark 1960

Henning Kjærnulf model 62 dining table produced by Søro Stolefabrik, Denmark, 1960. A beautifully sculpted and highly refined example of Danish mid-century modern design, combining elegant craftsmanship with exceptional functionality. Executed in richly figured rosewood, the table showcases dramatic grain patterns and deep warm tones characteristic of the finest Scandinavian cabinetmaking of the period. The softly rounded tabletop and refined solid wood edges create a harmonious organic appearance, while the elegantly tapered legs and subtle joinery details demonstrate Kjærnulf’s masterful sense of proportion and form. The model 62 table features three extension leaves, allowing it to transform effortlessly from a compact round dining table into a large and impressive dining setting. With a diameter of 125 cm, the table extends to an impressive total length of 275 cm, making it ideal for both intimate dinners and larger gatherings. Particularly striking are the refined construction details beneath the tabletop, where the beautifully shaped apron and leg connections emphasize the sculptural quality of the design. The warm rosewood surfaces and balanced silhouette give the piece a timeless elegance that fits seamlessly into both classic and contemporary interiors. The top has been professionally refinished and is presented in very good condition with minor wear consistent with age and use. Marked with the original manufacturer’s label. A rare and highly collectible Danish modern dining table of exceptional quality and scale.