Desk, brown teak, Edmund Jørgensen, Denmark, 1960s.
6 690 PLN
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ABOUT PRODUCTID 24335
This freestanding desk, produced by Edmund Jørgensen in Denmark in the 1960s, is a classic example of Scandinavian modernism. Crafted entirely from teak, it features a warm, medium brown tone with a slight golden hue, a semi-matte finish, and visible, linear wood grain that adds texture and depth. The construction is defined by clean, minimalist lines; gently rounded desktop edges; and slender, tapered legs that lend an airy, refined silhouette. Each side contains three deep drawers with integrated, sculpted wooden handles that are flush with the drawer fronts, while a bookshelf is set into the rear panel. Precision joinery and discreet detailing—aside from the small, round brass keyholes on the top drawers—underscore its functional clarity, complemented by a spacious leg opening and a generously sized desktop for comfort and practical use. The piece is in excellent, restored condition with a uniform surface, showing no patina or signs of heavy use, indicating recent professional restoration.This desk tells the story of Danish design in the 1960s, when practicality met restraint and natural materials responded to a search for harmony in everyday life. The teak surface, marked by its fine linear grain, suggests the calm and consistency of an era where every detail mattered. Invisible transitions between elements, flush handles, and subtle brass accents evoke the Scandinavian modernist principle that true value lies in material and proportion, not in excess—making this piece a steadfast companion for work and contemplation.The desk could be
DIMENSION
Height74 cm
Width74 cm
Length133 cm
Dimension details
Length133 cm
Height74 cm
Width74 cm
Space for chair (width)53 cm
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