Danish mid century teak chest of drawers with Japaneese influences, 1960s

The essence of minimalism and scandinavian simplicity, infused with an oriental twist - teak dresser from the 1960s. The impeccable craftsmanship is evident throughout, starting with the use of teak wood, renowned for its exceptional durability, resistance to damage, and distinctive warm color and grain. Masterful joinery is showcased in the dovetailing of the drawer fronts, a demanding and increasingly rare technique in modern furniture making. The cylindrical shape of the handles is unique for scandinavian furniture, suggesting clear influences from far eastern design. This beautifully preserved dresser shows almost no signs of wear. The wood has been meticulously cleaned and treated with professional compounds, maintaining its stunning appearance.