Vintage Danish Architectural Firm by Svend & Madsen, 1960s

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Discover the elegance and functionality of the Vintage Danish Architectural Office, designed by Svend Aage Madsen for Sigurd Hansens Møbelfabrik … Read more Discover the elegance and functionality of the Vintage Danish Architectural Office, designed by Svend Aage Madsen for Sigurd Hansens Møbelfabrik in the 1960s. This masterpiece of Danish design, created in the 1960s, combines style with practical storage solutions. The desk is made of high-quality teak wood and is characterized by its unique design: a long center drawer, flanked by four drawers. The beveled detail edge and the organically shaped legs with added steel supports emphasize the exclusivity and attention to detail. This freestanding desk is not only an eye-catcher in any room, but also offers plenty of legroom and storage space for all your necessities.
Advantages:

Unique Danish design by Svend Aage Madsen.
High-quality finish and use of materials.
Practical storage solutions with sufficient legroom.
Freestanding and versatile, it fits into any modern or vintage interior style.

Good to know

This architectural desk is marked "Made in Denmark by Sighurd Hansens Mobelfabrik" and dates from around 1960. The desk is not only a functional piece of furniture, but also an investment in design history.
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Vintage Danish design by Svend & Madsen.
Made from high-quality teak wood with unique details.
Offers practical storage solutions and sufficient legroom.
A stylish addition to any interior.

This architectural firm is a must-have for lovers of vintage design and functionality. Add a piece of Danish history to your interior with this beautiful piece of furniture.
Product specification
Article number: 240109
Height: 75 cm
Width: 135 cm
Depth: 81-102 cm
Condition: Good
Period: 1960
Country of origin: Denmark This piece has an attribution mark,
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