Coffee Table, brown teak, by N. Bach, Denmark, 1960s.
897 PLN
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This square coffee table, designed by Niels Bach in Denmark during the 1960s, exemplifies the finest Danish modernism. Crafted entirely from solid teak, it features a warm, medium brown tone with a subtle reddish hue—characteristic of high-quality teak from this era. The substantial top, with softly rounded edges, rests on gently tapering cylindrical legs positioned at each corner. The joinery is precise and discreet, with no visible hardware or decorative elements, highlighting the craftsmanship, while the satin finish accentuates the natural wood grain. The table is preserved in very good condition following professional restoration, showing no visible signs of heavy use or damage. This table tells the story of Nordic design in the 1960s—a period that prized harmony and calm. The teak, free from unnecessary ornamentation, seems to “speak” a language of simplicity and attention to detail, inviting one to savor daily rituals over coffee. Its warm satin sheen and gentle curves evoke the atmosphere of Danish living rooms from the era, where every object served a purpose and design strived for balance between function and beauty. The table would work well alongside classic mid-century sofas, but could just as easily be paired with a contemporary armchair of geometric form or a minimalist light rug. It is worth displaying in a space with natural light—against pale walls and accompanied by ceramics or subtly colored glass. The piece is equally at home in a collector’s living room or in a restrained interior inspired by Scandinavian modernism.
DIMENSION
Height48 cm
Width70 cm
Length70 cm
Dimension details
Length70 cm
Height48 cm
Width70 cm
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