Danish mid-century teak desk

Freestanding desk in teak with 6 drawers, designed by Gunnar Nielsen Tibergaard. Denmark, mid-1960s.

• L 136 CM x D 67 CM x H 74 CM.
• Usable D (visitor side) 17 CM.
• Drawers D 33 CM x H 7 CM.
• The piece has been cleaned, sanded and oiled by our restorer.
• Two slight lighter areas remain on the edge of the top (see photo).

A meticulously restored Scandinavian Gunnar Nielsen Tibergaard desk

This Danish desk from the 1960s has undergone a restoration involving careful sanding, revealing the beauty of the grain and the warm nuances of the teak.

Fine sanding of the Gunnar Nielsen for Tibergaard desk top revives the natural luster of the wood and restores a silky touch.

Designed as a true freestanding desk, it features an open storage compartment on the visitor side for displaying decorative objects, documents, or magazines. This configuration provides both practical and aesthetic dimensions, particularly valuable when the desk is placed in the center of a room.

The Danish desk is equipped with an open cabinet on the visitor side.

Its clean lines, balanced proportions, and tapered legs make it a piece as functional as it is decorative, naturally finding its place in a study, a library, or a contemporary interior.