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Vintage Circular Burmese Teak Dining Table with Two Extensions Designed
by Kai Kristiansen, Denmark, 1960s
Complimenting dining chairs, sold separately here
A true Danish design classic, this elegant vintage round dining table was designed by renowned designer Kai Kristiansen in the early 1960s in Denmark. Showcasing his signature aesthetic, clean lines and understated sophistication making it a timeless addition to any dining space.
The design features a wide edge and rests on elegantly conical, tapered legs, emphasising its refined simplicity, lending the piece a refined silhouette that remains visually light. The understated minimalist design is enhanced by the warm tones of the Burmese teak and its beautifully grained surface.
As a testament to Danish modernism, it highlights the superior craftsmanship and functionality for which mid-century furniture is celebrated.
Its beautiful vintage condition ensures it will remain a cherished centrepiece for years to come. Perfectly blending elegance and functionality, this Kai Kristiansen dining table is an iconic addition to any home, an ideal choice for those who appreciate the beauty of minimalist, high-quality furniture. A classic expression of mid-century Danish design, it sits comfortably in both contemporary and period interiors.
A versatile and beautifully engineered dining solution, the table extends from an intimate round four-seater to an elegant oval capable of seating six to eight guests.
It includes two 55 cm extension leaves:
- one with an apron for a seamless look in its standard configuration,
- the other without an apron for maximum seating flexibility.
Fully extended, the table reaches an impressive 225 cm in length — ideal for family gatherings, dinner parties, or entertaining on a larger scale.
KAI KRISTIANSEN
Many of Kai Kristiansen's designs were challenging and time-intensive to produce, leading to their eventual discontinuation. As a result, these vintage pieces are highly sought after, commanding prices that reflect the efforts that went into the design coupled with the highest standard of workmanship that Kai demanded.
Kai’s passion for design endures to this day, and he continues to collaborate with designers in his hometown of Copenhagen.
Each of his creations carries a unique story, forming an integral part of the rich legacy of Scandinavian design history.
Designer Profile: Kai Kristiansen (b. 1929)
One of the defining voices of Danish modern design, Kai Kristiansen trained under the legendary Kaare Klint at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts before establishing his own studio in the 1950s. His work is celebrated for its clarity of line, ergonomic intelligence, and meticulous craftsmanship.
Kristiansen designed for several leading Danish manufacturers — including FM Møbler, Schou Andersen, Feldballes Møbelfabrik, and Vildbjerg Møbelfabrik — producing some of the era’s most recognisable furniture forms. From his sculptural Model 42 chairs to his modular wall units and refined dining tables, his pieces combine practicality with an uplifting sense of elegance.
Today, Kristiansen's work is highly sought after by collectors for its enduring quality and the distinctive, human-centred approach that defines his contribution to mid-century design.
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