Kofod Larsen Danish teak executive desk with Erik Kirkegaard armchair, 1960s
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A refined Danish mid-century executive desk attributed to Kofod Larsen, paired with an Erik Kirkegaard armchair in natural wood and black leather.
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A superb Danish modern executive desk from the 1960s, attributed to Kofod Larsen, crafted in richly grained teak and exemplifying the clarity and restraint of Scandinavian design.
The desk features a generous rectangular top with softly rounded edges, resting above two banks of drawers with integrated sculpted pulls. The interior reveals finely crafted dovetail joinery and a fitted organizer tray, underscoring the quality of manufacture.
The reverse is fully finished, with open shelving and cupboard storage, allowing the piece to float elegantly within an interior.
Accompanied by a matching period Danish armchair by Erik Kirkegaard, executed in solid wood with a sculptural frame and upholstered in black leather. The chair’s organic lines and ergonomic proportions complement the desk perfectly, forming a cohesive and highly desirable working ensemble.
A timeless combination, ideal for both residential and professional interiors.
Origin / Designer / Manufacturer / Period / Style / Material / Dimensions
- Origin: Denmark
- Designers: Kofod Larsen (attributed), Erik Kirkegaard
- Period: 1960s
- Style: Danish Mid-Century Modern
- Material: Teak veneer and solid teak (desk), solid teak wood and leather (chair)
- Condition: Good vintage condition, with normal signs of age and use, including light surface scratches and minor wear consistent with its period.
Desk Dimensions (approx.):
W: 160 cm
D: 80 cm
H: 74 cm
Chair Dimensions (approx.):
Standard dining/desk armchair proportions
| Condition | Good, Restored |
|---|---|
| Material | Wood |
| Period | 1950-2000 |
| Style | Mid-Century Modern |
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