This remarkable Danish desk from the 1950s, designed by Svend Åge Madsen for Sigurd Hansen, embodies all the organic elegance and refinement of post-war Scandinavian design.
Crafted from teak, it captivates with its fluid silhouette, subtly curved lines and the exceptional quality of its joinery. The top is accentuated by a delicate undulating edge, an iconic sculptural detail that lends lightness and sophistication to the piece.
Featuring six functional drawers with finely crafted handles, this desk harmoniously combines aesthetics and practicality. Its fully finished rear reveals an elegant open niche and an architectural base, allowing it to be placed at the centre of a room and admired from every angle.
A rare and timeless piece, representative of 1950s Danish modernism, where every detail bears witness to remarkable craftsmanship.
Madsen’s designs embody the modern Danish style: he favours warm woods such as teak and rosewood, organic silhouettes and minimalist decorative details. Boomerang legs, sloping and curved desk drawers, and floating desk tops are hallmarks of his work.
Light wear consistent with age and use; patina consistent with age and use.
| Condition |
good. Som stains on the tray |
| Size |
150 x 75 x ht.79 cm |
| Material |
teak |
| Color |
brown |
