Self-supporting desk K. Kristensen Møbelfabrik

Self-supporting desk by Kai Kristiansen – rosewood – Denmark, 1960s. Stunning self-supporting desk designed by Kai Kristiansen and produced by Feldballes Møbelfabrik in the 1960s, emblematic of modernist Danish design. Made of rosewood, this desk captivates with the quality of its design and the elegance of its proportions. Fully self-supporting, it can be placed in the centre of a room, with a well-finished back incorporating open storage, ideal for structuring a workspace with character. The front is organised into two functional modules: – on the right, three storage drawers. – on the left, a deep drawer for files. The whole reflects the craftsmanship of the Scandinavian era, combining functionality, clean lines, and noble materials. The wood features a rich and warm grain, subtly restored and protected by a satin finish, highlighting the depth of the rosewood. A piece that is both aesthetic and practical, perfect for a contemporary, vintage, or architectural interior. Characteristics: – Designer: Kai Kristiansen. – Publisher: Feldballes Møbelfabrik. – Origin: Denmark. – Period: 1960s. – Material: rosewood. – Configuration: self-supporting desk, double-sided. – Storage: 4 drawers (including 1 file drawer) Condition: Very good overall condition. Wood carefully restored, showing slight signs of use consistent with age. Structure is sound and stable.