Danish console by Kai Kristiansen, mid-century teak from the 1960s.

Floating wall console in teak, designed by Kai Kristiansen (Denmark, a designer trained under Kaare Klint at the Royal Danish Academy, founder of his own studio in 1955). 1960s. Two solid teak drawers with visible dovetail joints, a signature of Danish cabinetry from the period, and an open compartment. Original cylindrical aluminium knobs. Invisible wall mounting: the piece appears to float, completely freeing the floor. Very good original condition. Homogeneous patina, particularly expressive teak grain on the top. To be noted transparently: a few micro-scratches on the surface and a slight light mark on the top, only visible up close (see photos). No chips, no repairs, structure and drawer sliding are perfect. Very rare.