The tabletop is the true star of this coffee table, designed by Jens Quistgaard and produced by Nissen Langå in Denmark in the 1950s. Inside the teak frame, slender bamboo elements are arranged in a radial pattern that converges toward the center, creating a graphic design that changes constantly depending on the viewer's perspective. The square shape with sharply rounded corners echoes Quistgaard's distinctive design language, while the raised edge evokes the style of the serving tray that inspired the design. The four slender, tapered legs support the tabletop 50 cm above the floor, maintaining compact proportions and a well-defined presence. A small piece of 1950s Danish design in which teak and bamboo become an integral part of the construction, with decorative detailing that characterizes the coffee table without weighing down its form.
.png)
SILVER Seller in Torino, Italia
