Danish Teak Drop-Leaf Københavnerbord Table, Denmark, 1960s

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This unique piece of furniture has a name: Københavnerbord.

Not because it necessarily originates from Copenhagen – but because in … Read more This unique piece of furniture has a name: Københavnerbord.

Not because it necessarily originates from Copenhagen – but because in Denmark, this clever table concept is called by that name.

A Københavnerbord is a table that adapts to your life.

Folded down with the sides folded in, it's an elegant coffee table.

Upright with the leaves extended, it becomes a dining table for up to six people.

Two functions. One piece of furniture.

Crafted from teak, the tabletop reveals three beautiful sections of wood when unfolded. Each section reflects the light slightly differently – that's what makes real natural wood so special.

Beneath the surface lies precise mechanical joinery, typical of classic Danish furniture design from the mid-century era. Sturdy, durable, and built to last for decades.

This table has been carefully refinished and treated exclusively with natural oil and furniture wax – no lacquer, no artificial coatings. This preserves the natural structure and feel of the wood completely.

The Danish design philosophy has always been clear:

Good design doesn't force you to choose – it adapts.

This Copenhagen table is the perfect example of that. See less