Mid-Century Danish Oak Desk by Henning Kjaernulf, 1960s

Solid oak writing desk complete with drawers, attributed to the Danish furniture designer Henning Henry Kjærnulf, a compelling piece. This creation harmoniously blends bold Baroque elements with the finesse of Mid-Century Modernism, resulting in a design that’s both refreshing and distinctive. His characteristic shaped legs in baroque style fits perfectly with the modern take on classical writing desks.

This piece represents one of his more refined and minimalist designs, featuring reduced use of wood and space for drawers. The legs are positioned on the sides of the table, exposing the intricate wood cutting in their shaped design for added visual appeal. It’s an exceptionally rare find. The tabletop bears signs of use, intentionally preserved to maintain the patina of the surface. If desired, the top can be refinished for a cleaner appearance.

Crafted during the 1960s, it stands in good vintage condition, bearing minor scuffs and age-related patina that only enhance its character. Overall in good condition.

Perfect for a small working desk. Medium size table in the style of the well known danish architect.

Everything original. Measurements in between drawers (room for the chair) is: 69cm height, 49cm wide, 46 depth.