Description

Despite the name, 'Vardags bord' which means 'Everyday table' in Swedish, this is a really attractive table with many details that require both craftsmanship and sensitivity – typical characteristics of products created by Carl Malmsten.

For more wood options than showed on our website please contact our web team or one of our stores.

Technical Info

Materials:
Solid birch either oiled or lacquered white

Dimensions:
Table: L: 160 cm, W: 100 cm, H: 75 cm
Extension leaf: L: 50 cm (per extensions leaf)

Vardags Dining Table

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Despite the name, 'Vardags bord' which means 'Everyday table' in Swedish, this is a really attractive table with many details that require both craftsmanship and sensitivity – typical characteristics of products created by Carl Malmsten.For more wood options than showed. Read more

£1,275.00

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Made to order item

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Description

Despite the name, 'Vardags bord' which means 'Everyday table' in Swedish, this is a really attractive table with many details that require both craftsmanship and sensitivity – typical characteristics of products created by Carl Malmsten.

For more wood options than showed on our website please contact our web team or one of our stores.

Technical Info

Materials:
Solid birch either oiled or lacquered white

Dimensions:
Table: L: 160 cm, W: 100 cm, H: 75 cm
Extension leaf: L: 50 cm (per extensions leaf)

Designed by Carl Malmsten

Carl Malmsten (1888-1972) devoted his life to the renewal of traditional Swedish craftsmanship, inspired by Swedish country manors and rustic styles. Malmsten's influence on Swedish furniture design is particularly significant through the schools he founded; the Carl Malmsten Furniture Studies