Danish Brutalist Oak Dining Table in the style of Henning Kjærnulf, 1960s

This vintage oak table shares the essence of Kjaernulf’s furniture design. Its brutalist aesthetic, highlighted by intricate leg carvings, is beautifully balanced by its rounded shape. In excellent vintage condition and gliding smoothly, it exudes stability, with only a touch of charming patina, as visible in the photos. Measuring 158cm by 105cm and standing at a height of 72cm, each additional leaf adds 50cm to its length, making it ideal for accommodating a large dinner party. Suitable for 6/8/10 people, when extended it.

Henning Kjaernulf, a 20th-century Danish designer and architect, effortlessly blends the timeless appeal of mid-century modern and the rustic charm of farmhouse chic / baroque in his creations.

The well-proportioned design allows this table to seamlessly integrate into both kitchen and dining room settings. with the added convenience of 2 extra leaves in oak veneer, rest of the table is in solid oak, you can extend the table to an impressive size, perfect for hosting larger gatherings.

The wood is in extremely good condition.
There is a slight fall in the middle-part of the table, see pictures with matchsticks (one photo when no leafs are in, and the other photo is when both are in). All is solid and stable. Please notice that we recomend being 2 people extrending the table and putting leaves in. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity

issues arising from misattribution