Dimensions 35.5" H 82.75" L and 20.5" D 
 
Kurt Østervig (also spelled Østervig or Ostervig; 1912 – 1986) was a celebrated Danish furniture designer, renowned for his organic, warm wood designs that contributed significantly to the Danish modern movement.
 
Kurt Østervig’s legacy lies in his beautifully crafted, thoughtfully detailed wood furniture—distinguished by organic shapes, integrity of joinery, and quiet sophistication. His work remains treasured by collectors and enthusiasts of mid‑century Danish design.
 
Vintage made in the 1950's - Recently refurbished.
 
While we do our best to capture the true tones of all products, there may be some variation between what you see in person versus photos due to light and capturing proper wood tones. We invite you to visit our shop and order to see the products to ensure you are happy with what you will receive.
 
Brazilian rosewood have been illegal to harvest since 1961 and on the U.N. CITES list of endangered spices since 1992. For each piece of rosewood furniture we import to the U.S. we need a special CITES document from the Danish government.
 
There is a science behind Danish Modern design. The world famous school of design in Copenhagen have made numbers of studies from the perfect height of a chair to how deep a cabinet should be.
 
We personally refurbish all the teak and rosewood pieces in our workshop in Jersey City. We source all our products from private homes in Denmark. Our owner Lars, travels across his native country, knocking on doors, meeting people on the street, going to markets and building a network of personal sellers.