Rare and highly functional 1960s "Magic Box" desk (also known as Desk in a Box), designed by Swiss architects Ernst Mummenthaler & Otto Meier. This clever mid-century modern teak cabinet transforms from a compact, elegant storage unit into a full-sized workspace with one smooth opening. When closed, it presents as a handsome teak cabinet with two doors. Open the doors to reveal a large folding desktop, multiple open shelves and pigeonholes for organization, a pull-out writing surface, a central drawer with lock, and lower storage compartments with curved pull-out tray — everything neatly folds away when not in use. Perfect for small spaces, home offices, or as a versatile statement piece in any Scandinavian or mid-century modern interior. Key Features: Designer: Mummenthaler & Meier (Switzerland) Era: 1960s Material: Warm teak with beautiful grain Design: Folding "Magic Box" mechanism, multiple shelves, pigeonholes, pull-out surfaces, locking drawer Condition: Vintage – excellent pre-owned condition with rich teak patina A true classic of Danish modern design — ingenious, space-saving, and beautifully crafted. One of the most sought-after transformable desks from the era.