The Ragnesminde D108 Side Table from FDB Møbler combines clean, contemporary lines with traditional material choices of pine and linseed oil. This collaboration between FDB Møbler and Linolie & Pigment A/S draws on historical craft practices in which everything is done by hand, using ancient techniques. Katrine Sander designed the piece to bridge past and present, with straightforward proportions that suit modern aesthetics while honoring older approaches to wood treatment. The table takes its name from Njalsgade at Islands Brygge, where FDB built its head office in 1907 and began furniture production.