Chest of Drawers, 1960s karu

Chest of Drawers, 1960s karuA chest of drawers by Danish designer Kai Winding, produced in the 1960s by Poul Jeppesen. The piece features oak lined drawers in varying sizes with solid wood drawer fronts and base characteristic of the restrained craftsmanship of mid century Danish furniture making. The top two drawers are lockable.

This example has a highly figured wood frames with newly woven papercord seat

(1996) / Frederik Sieck

Tuck worked closely with fellow Odense producers Carl Hansen & Son until the early 1970s when their factory was forced to close

They were designed by the company's owner and senior cabinetmaker Alfred Kristensen

Exquisite dressing table in mahogany

Samspel (which translates as Interplay from Swedish) was intended as an intimate two-person sofa to encourage conversation

The timber selection

Danish Cabinetmaker made 3-seat sofa in the manner of Fritz Hansen

/ Grete Jalk [ed

The new padded top has been upholstered in Pierre Frey mohair velvet (colour = Sable)

The 'Little Sister' armchair was part of Carl Malmsten's 'family series'

Many high-quality workshops and factories across the country produced armchairs and sofas in this style