1960s David Rosen Adjustable Table, Nordiska Kompaniet attributed to David Rosén for Nordiska Kompaniet

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This adjustable-height and extendable table was designed by David Rosen for the renowned Swedish company Nordiska Kompaniet in the 1960s. … more This adjustable-height and extendable table was designed by David Rosen for the renowned Swedish company Nordiska Kompaniet in the 1960s. Its features make it a versatile piece that can function both as a side table and a dining table. It is made of teak wood with rosewood details. Condition: Very good vintage condition. This table has been carefully restored but may show signs of use and aging. Dimensions: Height: 23.03-29.33 inches, Length: 35.43 inches, Width: 22.05/44.09 inches About the Designer: David Rosen, the visionary behind Nordiska Kompaniet (NK), played a crucial role in promoting mid-century Swedish design. Founded in 1902, NK became a hub of Scandinavian design, showcasing both local and international talent. Post-war Swedish design was characterized by functionality, timeless elegance, and meticulous craftsmanship. Like his contemporaries, Swedish designers such as Bruno Mathsson and Carl Malmsten, Rosen embraced simplicity and clarity of lines in his creations. Using natural materials like teak wood, the emphasis was on quality and durability. This minimalist aesthetic became a signature of Swedish design of the era. The mid-century legacy remains relevant today. Its focus on functionality, quality, and aesthetics has influenced designers worldwide. In particular, Swedish design advocates for simplicity and elegance, traits that continue to be sought after in contemporary design, demonstrating the enduring significance and lasting importance of this movement in the history of global design. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
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