This Danish dining table from the 1960s captivates with its rare and exceptionally appealing mix of materials, setting it apart from classic models. The design cleverly utilizes contrasting wood tones as a striking visual element: the main tabletop is crafted from a distinctive reddish teak, while the frame and extension leaves are made of a medium-brown walnut. This contrast is particularly striking when the table is extended, as the walnut leaves seem to frame the reddish teak of the main tabletop. The piece also impresses technically, showcasing top-quality Danish craftsmanship. The extension leaves are stored invisibly directly beneath the main tabletop, preserving the table's minimalist silhouette in everyday use. The table can be extended with just a few simple steps, eliminating the need for cumbersome storage of separate leaves. This mid-century original is the ideal choice for those who appreciate exceptional detail and the high-quality combination of different fine woods. Further dimensions: Extension in 49 cm increments > extendable from 135 cm to 233 cm Further details: Wood type: Teak/Walnut