Mid-Century Modern Danish Oak and Fabric Side Table with Magazine Rack from BRDR Furbo, 1960s

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Description

This refined mid-century modern side table with integrated magazine rack was produced in Denmark by BRDR Furbo, a respected name … Read more This refined mid-century modern side table with integrated magazine rack was produced in Denmark by BRDR Furbo, a respected name in Scandinavian furniture design. Crafted from oak, the frame displays elegant proportions and beautifully finished edges, while the fabric sling introduces texture and functional storage.

The table exemplifies Danish modern ideals: understated elegance, honest materials and thoughtful craftsmanship. Its compact square form makes it highly versatile, functioning as a side table, occasional table or bedside piece. The suspended magazine holder keeps books neatly organised without compromising the table’s light visual presence.

An authentic vintage piece that balances form and function effortlessly, this Furbo table is ideal for collectors of Scandinavian modern design and interiors seeking a subtle yet distinctive statement.

Authentic Danish modern design

Produced by BRDR Furbo

Oak frame

Integrated fabric magazine rack

Compact square proportions

High-quality craftsmanship

Minimalist aesthetic

Functional and decorative

Vintage original

Collectible Scandinavian piece

Measures - 45cm wide x 45cm deep x 47cm high

Condition
It is in good condition for its age. Sturdy, professionally cleaned and ready to use. Please refer to the photos for details.

Sustainability
By choosing vintage, you're choosing the sustainable option and reducing environmental impact, one beautiful piece of furniture at a time. Mid-century pieces offer character and charm that new furniture simply cannot replicate

Care
Dust with a soft cloth. Use coasters or mats to protect the surface. Occasionally, treat with teak oil to maintain the finish.
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