Erik Buch boomerang dry bar set in teak Dyrlund Denmark 1960

A sculptural dry bar set designed by Erik Buch and produced by Dyrlund in Denmark during the 1960s. Crafted in teak, the bar features a distinctive curved boomerang-shaped front with a continuous wood grain, a contrasting black top and a curved metal footrest. The two matching bar stools have sculpted teak frames with open sides and integrated rosewood footrests. The reverse is particularly complete, featuring a fully fitted bar interior with dedicated bottle compartments, multiple shelves, two small drawers and a lockable storage compartment. Everything is neatly and practically integrated, making the bar not only visually appealing but also fully functional. The two matching bar stools retain their original black leatherette upholstery. The flowing curves, refined woodwork and thoughtful integration of storage are characteristic of Erik Buch’s functional approach to design. Both the bar and bar stools retain their original labels.