Desk Model 70 in Teak by Kai Kristiansen for Feldballe Møbelfabrik, 1960s

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A model 70 desk designed by Kai Kristiansen for Feldballe Møbelfabrik. with its elegant silhouette and high quality, the desk … more A model 70 desk designed by Kai Kristiansen for Feldballe Møbelfabrik. with its elegant silhouette and high quality, the desk becomes a true classic that lasts generation after generation.

This freestanding, large desk in teak is manufactured to a very high quality which gives it both a robust and at the same time an elegant feel. Made by Feldballe Møbelfabrik in Denmark, a company name that has become synonymous with timeless design and functionality of the highest quality.

The desk has a shelf on each side with three drawers each, providing plenty of storage space for documents and office supplies. The drawers have longitudinal handles that become an exquisite decoration.
There are also two cupboards at the back for additional storage. Both cabinets and the top drawers can be locked with a key.

The cockpit is a whopping 61 cm wide and accommodates a substantial armchair if desired, which adds both comfort and style. The legs of the desk are placed at the far corners and have a strict, stylish shape that really emphasizes modern elegance. The space between the skirts and the legs reinforces the airy and elegant feeling.

The desk has a cockpit that runs through and is also perfectly suited as a double desk for two people. This makes the table an ideal option for both collaboration and creative work in a shared work environment.

All together, this contributes to an elegant touch of Scandinavian design that really enhances the decor in the room. In addition, the desk creates a working environment that is both functional and stylish.

172x85x73 cm.

In absolute top condition with very few traces of use.
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