Rare Roundette dining room set by Hans Olsen, Denmark (1960s)

Bring an iconic Scandinavian design into your home with this rare Roundette dining set from the 1960s, designed by Hans Olsen for Frem Røjle, Denmark. Valued by collectors and design enthusiasts, the Roundette is celebrated for its elegant curves and ingenious construction that saves space: the four sculptural chairs slide perfectly under the table, creating one of the most recognisable silhouettes of mid-century Danish design. The table top features a stunning matched rosewood veneer, where carefully mirrored veneer leaves create a symmetrical grain pattern. This level of craftsmanship is a testament to the quality of Danish cabinetry and gives the table exceptional visual depth and warmth. The top has been carefully refreshed with a light sanding, preserving the original veneer while removing the worn old finish. It has then been treated with three thin coats of Liberon finishing oil, followed by a hand finish, highlighting the natural beauty of the rosewood while maintaining an authentic satin look. The original four-legged chairs, covered in a light grey/beige fabric, slide perfectly under the table, making this set ideal for apartments, studios, or any space where style and practicality are appreciated. The table features a central insert and, when extended, can comfortably accommodate 6 people.