This Danish mid-century modern desk, designed by Peter Løvig Nielsen and dated 1973, is a stunning example of craftsmanship and functionality. Made from rich, dark rosewood, it features a sleek, minimalist design characteristic of Scandinavian furniture from the period. The desk bears its original maker’s mark underneath, ensuring authenticity and heritage.

A standout feature of this piece is its ingenious tilt-top storage compartment. The upper section can rotate 180 degrees, transforming the desk from a workspace with open storage compartments into a completely flat surface, allowing for versatility in use. Whether kept open for easy access to storage or closed for a clean, expansive work area, this design enhances both practicality and aesthetics.

The desk is supported by elegantly tapered legs with crossbars for stability, while the four front drawers, complete with circular recessed handles, add to its refined, functional appeal. Perfect for collectors or anyone who appreciates high-quality mid-century modern furniture, this desk is as stylish as it is practical. Whether used in an office, study, or living space, it makes a bold statement with its timeless Danish design and exquisite rosewood grain.

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Origin Denmark circa 1973

Width 162 cm

Depth 73 cm

Height 86 cm